just enjoy urself its ur opinion and its ur own view macchan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nevertheless, on that note, Kamal only tried to fit into the shoes of the original AnbuSelvan IPS. His DCP role was more etched out to look like another Anbuselvan with psychic premonition which happens to be his so called “instinct”…

Kamal has got to learn to play roles that fit his age. In the scene where he meets with Prakashraj and calls him “Sir” only found me squirming in my seat. I were to cast the actors I would’ve turned the roles around between Prakashraj and Kamal. When will we ever see Kamal playing a slightly older character??? or is he endrum 16???

Gautam’s storyline is quiet mpressive but his storytelling techniques are really old school. I am a huge fan of hollywood movies and I am also a media graduate. It all my years of training and observation, I only find that the indian directors have a sense of spoon feeding the indian polulace with unnecessary information. For example: All the flashbacks has to be in the form of visual narrative in most cases. Indian audiences aren’t retarded!!! They are yet to learn from story tellers from the north like Faran Aktar and Karan Johar. To certainly establish the characters and the background we don’t require insane movie time but be clever in building them up within the plot. However, I liked his story telling technique in Kakka Kakka…

Something I miss in this movie is a Villain like the one in Kakka Kakka, he had onscreen hero-villain chemistry with Surya. He was a natural villian. Amudhan was more cut out to be like him. Usual long hair villian but this time they’re doctors. Just out of curiosity… Do Med schools in US validate doctors to have long hair. Certainly not in Asia though, grooming is a must here.

The part of them being homosexuals in denial was a little over-the-top for me. And it was comedy when it was revealed to Amudhan that Ella was his gay lover… I just loved the way he said “SHIIIITTT!!”… it would even make Jim Carrey with his facial nuances look very novice.

Kamal was stiff and saturated with nostalgia. Jothika was Gothica in this role. PrakashRaj was killed too soon in this movie. He on the other hand is a ace actor who is soothing to watch.

I loved the songs and the song sequence. It really had my feet tapping to the groove. Hats off to Harris Jeyaraj for making it as simple as possible, but in the same token I miss AR Rehman’s musical ensemble touch and finesse’.

Gautham is yet to make another big hit like “Kakka Kakka’… fresh yet original. It doesn’t have to be another episode in a police officer’s life though.

Kamal looks out of shape and looks old. He doesn’t appear to be convincing. With better casting and some modifications in the story the movie could have been even more convincing.

If you guys are used to watching CSI, Forensic files the gore in the movie is nothing. I have seen far worse scenes in CSI. So i don’t think it is that violent

To be honest movies where people slash each other head off in Madurai district is far illogical and downright stupid. We have accepted so many gangster movies, violent movies recently. I don’t think VV is that bad a movie. You can watch once.

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