Thursday, November 7, 2013

Arambam Movie Review

One of the large-scale video events of the year was revealed for the public’s viewing pleasure today forenoon. Arrambam, directed by Vishnuvardhan, has a alalalallotmentmentmentment going for it and has it satiated the appetite of countless Ajith fanatics?

Right from frame one, it is clear that Ashok Kumar (Ajith) is a man on a mission and one who is hell bent on exposing the persons behind an unattractive con and bringing them to publication. He has his comrades who will go to any extents for him and help him in his procedure.

controller Vishnuvardhan, author duo Subha and reviewer Sreekar Prasad have to be commended for organising to keep the assemblies hooked to their seats for a most of the video with very couple of pull instants. With a running time of more than two and a half hours, the screenplay is taut and crunchy enough to hold the gathering apprehended.

The large mass of Ajith fans have abounding of instants to shout and whistle in great pleasure. Ajith’s computer display occurrence is mighty as ever, and his classy saline and pepper examines and V neck T tops match his character’s signify mark. The star’s prowess at stunts and his knack of taking dangers for the stunt scenes is all too well-known and when he dives out of a van onto an close to vehicle and zooms round in a Ducati, the entire crowd increases in unison to applaud. Even some of Ajith’s subtle signs, his gait and his usual shades delight his followers.

Arya is energetic and spunky as ever and has done his part well. Watch out for a little part where Arya will hurl you off your chairs with his look. His light-hearted remarks at apt instants convey about a couple of chuckles. Taapsee is referred to as the ‘drama ruler’ and she is certain to make a couple of hearts dissolve as the girly reporter. Nayanthara puts on a fiery face when needed and also showcases her oomph and style in many scenes. This superstar continues to glow. Kishore as the honest cop is earnest as ever while Mahesh Manjrekar’s histrionics are a greeting introduction to Tamil audiences.

Rana’s piece in the second half is a focus and there is one arresting sequence boasting him and Ajith, which is certain to grab the assemblies. large work on this segment especially.

amidst the movie’s few slack instants include the ‘Stylish Thamizhachi’ number featuring Akshara Gowda. The ‘Adada Arrambame’ number, though a gathering pleaser and flamboyantly picturized, stands out a bit sorely at the start. ‘Melala Vedikkudhu’ takes the baked cake as the best recital sequence and it’s a riot of hues and revelry as the actors promenade merrily for Holi. ‘Hare Rama’ isn’t to be glimpsed in the movie. Arya and Taapsee feature in 'En Fuse Pochu' and few pleasant consequences embellish the song.

Yuvan’s work on the BGM doesn’t demand your vigilance as much as it did in Mankatha and Billa. But still, he has added enough sinew to the stress and action in the video with his score. Om Prakash’s work on the camera befits the movie’s stature as a slick and glossy commercial activity entertainer.

The stunt choreographers, Jegan, Kecha and Lee Whittaker, take the borrowing for the many activity set parts and it is bang bam all the way. The climax sequence and the boat follow are racy.

Being a financial video, you have to hover doubt and not gaze for too much reasoning and reasoning. There are a couple of sudden leaps in the movie’s flow and its better not to question them too much, and just enjoy the bond kind financial offering from Ajith.

Kudos to the Arrambam group for organising to live up to the Himalayan hype with an action flick which loads sufficient hit.
Verdict: Let’s make this easy ... Arrambam has sufficient in it to be relished this Diwali !3.25

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