Viduthalai Part 2

This movie tells a strong political story. It stars Vijay Sethupathi, Soori, and Manju Warrier, with music by the legendary Maestro Ilaiyaraaja.

The story starts with an intense scene where Vaathiyar is arrested. After that, the movie goes into a flashback to show his life and political journey. The first half of the movie is slow, focusing on building the character and explaining his political views step by step.

One of the best parts of the first half is an action scene in a cornfield. It's well-shot and exciting. The second half of the movie feels much faster and more engaging. After the interval, the story picks up, and you won't feel bored.

The climax, which lasts over 30 minutes, is amazing. It's filmed on a foggy, grassy mountain and looks stunning. Director Vetrimaaran and his team did a fantastic job, especially with the interval and climax scenes, which are the highlights of the movie.

The film is mainly about Vaathiyar and his political beliefs. The writing is excellent, and it explores politics in a deep and meaningful way. Even if you don't know much about politics, you'll learn something after watching this movie.

The only problem I noticed was the dubbing. Sometimes the dialogues don't match the characters' expressions, and it feels like the original lines were changed.

Other than that, I really liked this movie. However, it's not suitable for kids because of the violent scenes. If you watch it, you'll get a better understanding of political ideas.