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A total treat for Ajith fans and neutral fans of commercial cinema.

AK has the charisma and swag nature of the character to a tee. Apart from a couple of choreo pieces in fights, most action scenes are just explosives, be it from guns or bigger guns.

Manju is a badass like AK , brought her coolness to the game. Comical characters sheds light on fraud journalism just as Vinoth goes on to unravel the dark side of banking. Sure certain moments of revealing "who's who" could have been served at a slower pace in the midst of the frantic heist tussle. A fun joy ride, mass cinema can be done right.

Yes Lokesh deserves the respects for the writing in this, both in character building and a cohesive spiderweb like screenplay. But without the emotive king in Kamal Hassan, another masala type actor is surely not going to give us the extraordinary range of his. Clearly it takes our Indian audience to enjoy products of script power to grieve masala pot boilers. Vijay Sethupathi is the one to take his mantle and Suriya too has paved the way much earlier. We need to continue to stop meddling with script writers, yes we know which masala heroes still do this. And we get flops.

You clearly see that the direction team obsession with the blood and prosthetics , it was really top notch work. Everything else is a mess just as the violence. The lead is super cute and surely has action potential. The 80's music were out of place most of the time and what is up with the riding and driving shots like it's from another film altogether. Honestly this film doesn't bleed any intense moments , the feeling of being caved in like ' I spit on your grave '. Disappointing killing scenes, zero creativity , laughable climax. The desert setting could have an awesome setting for a manhunt.