Aagakadavana Tamil Movie Review
Cast-:
Aathiran Suresh, Vincent, C R Rahul, Mi cheal S , Raja Sivan, Sathish Ramadoss, Dasna, Sasikumar.P, Angel Raja, Nivas, K arthik, Loganathan. Mohan Anbazhagan , Sakkarapani & Others.
Crew-:
Banner : SARAH KALAIKOODAM Prod ucer : Anitha Leo – Leo V Raja Director : Dharma Cinematography : Leo V Raja M usic Director : Santhan Anebajagane M ovie Editor : Sumit Pandiyan – Bhumesh Das Trailer Editor : Muthayan . U Art D irector : Vijayaveeran Lyrics : Viky Sing ers : Vallavan, Viky Make Up : Vivek Stu nt Director : Desai Director’s Assist : Vis hnu, Dinesh DoP’s Assist : Taj, M.Mahen dran, Krishna, Mohan, Satya Sen Singh E diting Assist : Suseendhar Raja.c Gaffer : Sakkarapani EP : Francis PRO : Captain MP Anand Designs : Arul Theeran Colo rist : A.Vinoth Kumar Sound Mixing : R aja Nallaiah DI Studio : Color Waves M ixing Studio : Lights On Media Audio L abel : Track Musics India and others.
Story -:
The film begins with the introduction of the 6 main characters, Vincent S, Satish Ramadoss, and Michael S, who are invo lved in criminal activities such as kidnap ping, robbery, and murder, kidnapping a young man in a car. Three friends Adhira n Suresh, C.R. Rahul, and Rajasivan wor k together in a medical shop. The owner of the shop decides to sell the medical s hop because he needs money for his da ughter’s wedding, so they decide to buy it. He asks for Rs. 6 lakhs for it. The thre e friends somehow prepare the money t o buy this medical shop. But, this money is stolen. In this situation, Adhiran Sures h decides to go to the village and prepar e the money by selling the property. C.R. Rahul accompanies him on a bike. Durin g the journey, their bike gets punctured. They go to a puncture shop in the forest to get a puncture. There, Vincent.S, Sat ish Ramadoss, and Michael.S, who initia lly kidnapped a young man in a car, are t here. A young boy is working as a tire re epairman. The tire repairman and the ki dnapping gang have a problem. The two friends get into trouble and unknowingl y get into dangerous situations. They so oon begin to realize that what seems lik ke mere coincidences are actually plans to trap them. And mysterious and terrif ying incidents take place there. In this si tuation, a friend, Rajasivan, also comes there and gets caught up in this gang. W hat happens to the three friends and the kidnapping gang after that is the rest of the story of the film ‘Aagakadavana’.
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Movie Review -:
Produced by Anitha Leo and Leo V Raja and directed by Dharma, Aagakadavana is a male-centric crime drama that explo res despair, fate and unexpected twists. Without a female lead and with a story that lacks lyrics, the film tries something different – but it is not without its flaws.
The plot follows the protagonist and his friends as they try to buy a medical sho p, which the owner is selling to finance his daughter’s wedding. When they face financial constraints, the protagonist’s f ather steps in and offers to sell his prope rty to help. From here, a series of cosmic events and character-driven choices tak e the story to unexpected ends.
The film stars Adhiran Suresh, Vincent, C.R. The cast includes Rahul, Michael S., Raja Sivan, Satish Ramadoss, Dasna, Sas ikumar P., Angel Raja, Nivas, Karthik, Lo ganathan, Mohan Anbazhagan and Cha krabarti. While the actors bring enthusi asm and energy, their performances so metimes seem amateurish and unpolish ed, leaving room for development. The v illain’s portrayal, enhanced by his deep u nderlying voice, stands as a highlight in an otherwise raw acting lineup.
Leo V Raja’s cinematography is okay, no thing particularly extraordinary. The sc reenplay takes a while to build, with the first 20 minutes being slow and confusin ing with unnecessary scenes. The film’s 109-minute runtime is well-balanced, ro ughly divided into two halves of 50 and 55 minutes respectively. The absence of songs helps maintain focus and pace.The
film’s biggest plus is its interesting clima ctic twist, which adds unexpected depth and elevates the overall story. The abse nce of songs is a welcome choice, keepi ng the storytelling tight and unhindered .The male-centric story of fers a fresh an gle in a market saturated with conventio nal storylines.
On the other hand, the film suffers from a slow start, with the first 20 minutes dr agging and the inclusion of a few distra acting scenes that spoil the mood. The performances, while serious, are mostly amateurish in style, lacking polish and e legance. Technically, the film is average, and could have benefited from tighter d irection and more refined production va lues.
Overall, Aagakadavana is a brave but un even effort by director Dharma and the team at Sara Kalaikoodam. While the st ory picks up pace after a slow start and rewards the patient audience with a co mpelling climax, the amateurish perfor mances and technical limitations preve nt it from reaching its full potential.
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Written by B4U Media Admin Ratting B 4U Media 4 / 5.
