The actor had travelled through league of masala potboilers and after a long time strikes spectacularly with a breezy romantic entertainer. Hip Hip Hooray!!! Cheer up Vijay fans!!! Ilayathalapathy is back with a bang. Articles tagged with: Asin, Raj Kiran, Roja, Siddique, Vadivelu, Vidyasagar, Vijay
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You can download these photos to set as computer desktop / mobile backgrounds. Our site hosts the images with no aim of profit. You are reading the news, Kavalan Review was originally published at, in the category of Reviews, Tamil collection. However, as far as ‘Kaavalan’ is concerned, we have to conclude the review with a dialogue oft-repeated by Vadivelu in the film – ‘Avarey confuse aayitaaru pola irukku…’ And in Tamil too, we have enjoyed his movies, especially ‘Friends’ with the same Vijay. Siddique is a director with a magic touch in Malayalam. One good example is that why ‘ Pithamagan’ Mahadevan, who challenges to kill Asin at any cost, vanishes all of a sudden. The script has many loopholes for there are many unanswered questions. Cinematography by Ekambaram and editing by Gowri Shankar add value to the end product. Vidyasagar is back with ‘Kavalan’ and his background score is good. Mithra Kurian, Rajkiran, Roja, KK, M S Bhaskar and ‘Pithamagan’ Mahadevan have performed well, but only have little scope as it is Vijay’s show all the way. Vadivelu as Amavasai provides comic relief on very few occasions. Asin is good but her much talked about chemistry with Vijay (in ‘Sivakasi’ and ‘Pokkiri’) is missing. It is his charm and performance that work big time in ‘Kavalan’. Vijay is the real one-man army who saves the film to a great extent. What follows is a dragging climax, which however is emotional and touching. Slowly, Meera falls for the charm and good heart of Bhoominathan and all hell breaks loose when Muthuramalingam, who never allows anyone deceive him, comes to know about this. As Meera feels Bhoominathan’s presence as a disturbance, she plays a prank on him, despite a warning from her friend Maadhu ( Mithra Kurian). One good sign is that Vijay coming forward to be part of a project which doesn’t portray him as a demigod.Ĭoming to the story, Bhoominathan (Vijay), a carefree youngster, is made by his father (‘Nizhalgal’ Ravi) to join the household of Muthuramalingam (Rajkiran), a don-turned-do gooder in a village near Madurai, as a bodyguard.Īs there is a threat to the life of Muthuramalingam’s daughter Meera (Asin), he asks Bhoominathan to accompany her to the college and provide security cover. In other words, ‘Kavalan’ could be a classic example of how a potent knot could be diluted in the name of making it a ‘commercially viable’ product. A few compromises to the original version (Malayalam hit ‘Bodyguard’) to suit the image of Vijay too fails to work big time. Take away Vijay & Vadivelu (who provides relief in a few scenes), ‘Kaavalan’ could make you squirm on seats, courtesy an outdated script and age-old style of narration.
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Yet, it is no different movie for it has got nothing big to offer but for Vijay’s terrific screen presence coupled with his neat performance and an emotional climax that comes with a twist. ‘ Kaavalan’ is no doubt a different Vijay film. Star Cast: Vijay, Asin, Raj Kiran, Roja, Vadivelu
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