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movie such as Sivakasi needn't worry about reviewers
revealing the plot for there's no plot to speak off.
A few disparate story lines thrown in together, seasoned
with a couple of songs and tossed with fast fight sequences
(and can everybody please look beyond the matrix? Please!)
served loud and hot on screens.
The
movie is the perfect mix of loud, crass dialogues, spoken
directly to the front benchers, a bit too fast paced
music, tear inducing sentiment, saliva inducing glamour
and blood inducing action.
And to hold it all together, a flashback.
Asin,
the flavour of the month in Kollywood, encourages the
hero to return to his home, right a wrong he purportedly
committed, and unite his family. So off our hero goes,
to his rural outpost. To find that things have gone
from bad to worse and goes about rectifying it with
the help of some friends and tongue in cheek & leg
in the ass action.
If the three
hours or so I spent in one of the seediest theatres
in Madras was anything to go by, Vijay has a winner
on his hand. Flowers showered on screen, loud whistles,
pumped up adrenaline and dances on aisles. All this
and more.
Friends tell
me this is the perfect sequel to Vijay's Thirupaachi
and Gilli. They tell me that the movie has been taken
in the same mould as gilli and thirupachi and made better.
I can only
wait for the next. With a bag full of firecrackers to
celebrate it.
Courtesy:
Teakada.
www.teakada.com
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