We see him dominating his father, but at the same time, his childishness is also exhibited suggesting the paradox in such a character. Though at times, we may feel that young boy is over-reacting it’s justified through the situations. Somasundaram as the disgraced Zamindar in debt delivers a superior performance and so does Master Vasanth as his son. Sampath as the thinking Pasupathy sashays through his role effortlessly and his eyes speak for most parts. Wonder if such masculinity deficient protagonists were shown earlier in our films. The opening scene where his anguish at not able to perform with Yasmin Ponnappa is a treat to watch. His portrayal as the ageing gangster Annachi is commendable and his body language when he attempts to jive and remove his cloths with arrogance in his eyes but weakness in his body is just a sample.
Jackie Shroff, the yesteryear dream hero from Bollywood makes his Tamil appearance with authoritative aplomb. And Kumararaja has not resorted to any unnecessary frills anywhere. This may look quite odd for our audiences for it takes more time for the conflict to pop up. The major players who help him deliver his aces are his pivot leads, music director, editor and cinematographer which goes on to reiterate the fact that cinema is only a team game.ĪK does not follow the usual structure of First Half-Second Half, but sticks to the formula of Act 1, 2 and 3. The manner of narration and screen play is commendable. It is hard to believe that AK is the maiden directorial venture of Kumararaja because the director has structured every frame and character in his film with brilliant dexterity. The expectations about the film have been on the high and the team has not disappointed their fans. It is about normal people caught in unexpected situations and their transformations. Yuvan Shankar Raja would go on to reuse some of the background music in his next venture Billa.After being in the crosshairs in the International circuit for its awards and in the National sector for the struggle with the censor board, Aaranya Kandam produced by SPB Charan and directed by newcomer Thyagarajan Kumararaja has finally hit the screens today.Īaranya Kandam is a gangster flick that records the events that happen in the life of a few of them on a particular day. Music Director and composer Deva's brother Sabesh had sung one of the songs. Vijay, whilst director Perarasu and Kabilan wrote lyrics for each one song. The soundtrack, released on 9 June 2006, consists of 8 tracks with lyrics written by Pa. Rahman in his previous project Enakku 20 Unakku 18, Jyothi Krishna decided to work together with Yuvan Shankar Raja in this film. Ileana D'Cruz as Aarthi (voice dubbed by Savitha Reddy)Īfter working with A.Tamannaah as Priyanka (voice dubbed by Suchitra).The film ends with Priyanka killing herself and Raghu burying Aarthi's chain at Priyanka's grave. Raghu discovers that Priyanka even murdered her brother in order to live with Raghu. He pretends to accept the marriage and marries Aarthi at the last minute. In the end, Aarthi goes mental, which enrages Raghu, who vows revenge on Priyanka. He angers Aarthi by kidnapping and electrifying her, yet she turns normal on seeing Raghu, but worsens when she sees him getting shot. But Pughazhenthy wants Raghu to marry his sister. Priyanka finally realises Raghu's love towards Aarthi, and she tries everything possible to separate them. Priyanka decides to separate them, and creates photos with him. Aarthi is blackmailed by a boy who takes her vulgar photos and he saves her from it. This infuriates Priyanka who slowly wants him at any cost. Seeing the way in which Priyanka treats him, Aarthi gives moral support and motivates Raghu to come above Priyanka, who is an all-rounder and best student in the university. Aarthi, a maid's daughter, studies in the same class, and she has a secret admiration towards Raghu. Priyanka even manages to change the principal using her brother's influence, and she dislikes Raghu. Priyanka lives a privileged life, and the college gets a facelift as her classroom is fitted with an AC, and the canteen gets a hip look. A new girl Priyanka joins his class, and she is the sister of Pughazhenthy, a powerful gangster-turned-minister. His father dotes on him and so do his close friends. He has a great time in college playing pranks with fellow students. Raghu is a happy-go-lucky young man who is not serious about studies or life.
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