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This isn't just a movie about good guys and bad guys - it's about two equally compelling forces colliding. Hrithik's calm, almost surgical approach to the action contrasts beautifully with NTR's fire and unpredictability. Watching them try to outthink and outfight each other is as entertaining as any chase or explosion. The director wisely gives them space to shine individually and together, which makes the final act all the more satisfying.

Losing something or someone makes us realize its true value, a lesson that often comes with a sense of sorrow and longing. In this film, Azhagar's character embodies this truth, much like how I feel about my mother. She was always the funny, lively woman who brought joy to every room, but it was only after her departure that I began to understand the depth of her presence. Before, I never saw the other side of her the sacrifices, the struggles, the quiet strength but with her absence, I now grasp how much she shaped my life. Losing her made me realize the countless ways she was there for me, teaching me lessons I now cherish and understand with a clarity that only grief could bring.