Although the story is contemporary, the treatment lacks finesse. To show a vulnerable hero striking back at the baddies needs certain strong images, which the average viewer can relate to. The film does not have such situations and so fails to evoke a strong emotional audience response.

Ajith has performed well and Trisha as his love interest is just fine. She would do better to improve her dance. Charanraj and newcomer Pavan have done excellently and Vijayakumar has given a dignified portrayal. Venkat Prabhu as the hero’s friend and Telugu actor Vinod Alva as the sympathetic police officer have turned in good performances. Vidyasagar’s music is soothing. The duet, ”Engo Koil Mani” is lilting. Arthur Wilson’s cinematography and Maniraj’s art direction are great assets.