But how many times are we as Tamil cinema fans going to see heros falling in love watching a heroine drive a two wheeler or bursting bubbles with kids.īhavani the baddie, could have been a little more menacing.
Kajal Aggarwal does enlighten the screen now and then. If Soori’s duty was to evoke laughter and bring in the lighter vein to the plot, sadly, it has not succeeded. Known for engaging the audience by elemental features in the screenplay in all his films, Suseenthiran in Paayum Puli takes the story forward but not with the usual vigour he is known for, in the first half. With a character like Jayaseelan, an undercover cop having a check on the crime rate, Vishal’s tailor made presence provides the intensity to the story. His controlled acting needs praise and action sequences are just the platform for him to excel and shine. Talking about hero Vishal, his unblemished physique adds so much of originality to the role of a police man. Capitalizing on the star-power of the title, Suseenthiran has woven an action-drama with a different purpose and justification this time.
When Pandianadu was about a simple man waging a war against a group of henchmen, Paayum Puli is an episode from a cop’s life. ***** No spoilers in this Paayum Puli Review *****
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