arun alagappan murugappan

"Vettaiyan," starring the legendary Rajinikanth, kicks off with a promising pace but quickly reveals an underwhelming introduction for the superstar. As a die-hard Rajinikanth fan, one might find the intro lacking the usual flair. The action sequences, despite being a focal point, feel unrealistic, which is surprising given the director's realistic filmmaking in previous works. The placement of the songs feels awkard, especially the opening number, which lacks the grandeur expected for a Rajinikanth entry. The editing issues, particularly the mismatched lip-syncing, further brings down the experience. The first half drags along at a slow pace, only picking up momentum in the last hour. On the brighter side, the storyline holds potential, but the fight choreography doesn't quite hit the mark. Fahadh Faasil delivers a standout performance, bringing a refreshing dose of realism to his character, while Manju Warrier shines in a pivotal scene in the second half. Despite these highlights, "Vettaiyan" falls short of expectations, earning a modest 2.5 stars. The background score, much like the film, struggles to leave a lasting impression.

Watchable Class attitude of all actors Storyline okay okay Direction thoda chori but good Surprises awesomes