RETTA THALA Tamil Movie Review
Cast-:
Arun Vijay , Siddhi Idnani, Tanya Ravichandran, Yogi Samy, P. Sai Kumar, John Vijay , Hareesh Peradi, Ramachandran Durairaj, Balaji Murugadoss ,Sai Dheena and others.
Crew-:
Director – Kris Thirukumaran , Producer – Bobby Balachandran , Production Banner – BTG Universal, Music – Sam CS , Head of Strategy – Dr M Manoj Beno, Dop – Tijo Tomy , Editor – Anthony , Art Director – Arunshankar Durai , Stunt – P.C.Stunts , Costume Designer – Kiruthika Sekar , Choreographer – Suren R , Bobby Antony , Lyrics – Karthik Netha, Sam.C.S , Viveka Vfx Supervisor – Monesh H, Sound mix – T.Uday Kumar, Sound Design – Renjith Venugopal, M Saravanakumar Sound vibe Studios, Chennai , Co-Director – Nelson Vj , Executive Producer – Manikandan, Creative Executive – Vk Dev, Stills – Maniyan , Pro – Sathish (Team AIM), Music Label: T-Series and Others.
Story -:
Arun Vijay and Siddhi both grow up in Pondicherry without their parents. Arun Vijay returns after many years to get married. However, Siddhi, aspiring to become a model, works as a waitress in a hotel.
She dreams of living a life of luxury, and at that time, Arun Vijay meets a wealthy man named Arun Vijay who looks just like him. The two become friends.
Then Siddhi suggests that he kill the wealthy Arun Vijay and take his place so they can enjoy his money. The poor Arun Vijay kills the wealthy Arun Vijay for the sake of his girlfriend’s desires.
But later, he discovers that the deceased Arun Vijay was out on parole and was also a notorious hitman. The rest of the story revolves around the subsequent decisions Arun Vijay makes, not knowing what to do next.
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Movie Review -:
For Arun Vijay, roles like this are a piece of cake; he absolutely rocks the action sequences. Playing two characters – a hitman on one hand and a lover on the other – Arun Vijay, despite the lack of difference in their looks, has nailed the attitude for both roles. The heroine, Siddhi, is the reason for Arun Vijay’s situation. It is her ideas that lead him to this point.
She pushes him to various extremes for money, and the way she uses love as a weapon is a well-written character, but somehow, she doesn’t quite fit into this sadistic, villainous role.
The first half of the film moves a bit slowly. After Arun Vijay and Siddhi meet, the pace picks up. The plot is well-set with the millionaire Arun Vijay, Upendra’s death, the dons chasing Upendra, and now targeting the current Arun Vijay, but there is a lack of impactful scenes. The screenplay relies solely on fight sequences. Even though major twists are revealed, the lack of impactful scenes is the film’s weakness. However, the last 30 minutes are enjoyable, especially the climax.
Beyond Arun Vijay, the villain’s 9 could have been stronger. The typical mafia dons wearing suits and coming to kill is just a rehashing of old masala tropes. John Vijay has performed well in his usual irritating character. Technically, the cinematography is superb, and Sam C.S.’s background music is fantastic, significantly elevating the film’s visuals.
Arun Vijay Action sequences, Background music. Climax twist. Numerous logic mistakes. They keep fighting despite being hit by so many bullets. Lack of impactful scenes. The villain’s character. In total, if the intensity of the last half hour of Retta Thala had been present throughout the film, Arun Vijay would have made a much bigger impact with this one too
This Is My Personal Review So Please Go and Watch The Movie In Theaters Only.
Written by B4U Media Admin Ratting B4U Online Media Admin 4 / 5
