Urumeen Review

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Revenge is always ultimate
Revenge is the most discussed topic in Tamil cinema. Although, the guts of taking the old wine and pouring it into the new bottle gets applause to Director Sakthivel Perumalsamy. After the release of trailer we all came to the judgement that this movie is about generation revenge. But our assumption has failed. This movie doesn't deal with generation's. But it rather discuss about the failure of soul in 2 lives, which try to take a revenge in it's next proceeding life.

On basis of acting, Bobby simha has excelled his performance. The national award winner himself, this role is like eating a slice of cake. He just have done it in the scale of 10/10. Coming to the antagonist Kalaiarasan, We all have seen his acting in the movie Madras, which is actually not his debut. But that was his break. After madras, He was used by Sakthivel to the core.  But the slight disappointed thing is Female lead character. Reshmi menon emoted well, but still her character is not so strong in this flick. And all the supporting roles done good.

Technical Aspects:

First of all Cinematography, Ravindranath Guru is menacing with his lens. Some shots were the best of tamil cinema i have seen ever. Still, IDK whether it's a problem or not, I could see some 2k quality in helicam. It is just annoying me. But that doesn't concern. I could remember a wide shot in which Bobby and Kalai walking over the mountain from the right corner,  man you are a genius. 

To be about Editing, San Lokesh  ; Even though the cuts were sharp, Second half looks dragged (flashback portion) But still the movie lovers will love to be waited, not the common audience.Need to mention ; on the first half, Gun shot scene has many and crispy cuts. Background scores and Hey Umayal song was good. Neither good nor Bad. Good luck Achu!!

Positives:

1. Storytelling. The director made his debut movie as a remarkable one with his own unique style of storytelling.
2. Bobby and Kalaiarasan. The story revolves around these two and it hasn't deviated. If the actors did collapsed. That's it everything is over. 
3. Of Course cinematography!!! Loved it!!! and You nailed it!!!

Negatives:

1.Runtime - 2 hrs 36 mins. Oh my god!!!! If u did reduce some portions from flashback, it would have been engaging screenplay.
2.Reshmi menon - That doesn't mean her. I mean her character. Umayal, With the such detailing in her name lost the detail in character. But i love that name Umayal :) :*

Totally, Go on and enjoy the movie. Terrific ruthless action, stunning cinematography, Perfect entertainer. What else needed more.

Disclaimer : This is my honest opinion. And i don't believe in using star's aka mark's . If i did hurt any living beings, Please scold me in comment section. 

Until then,
Good bye from,
TAMILLEGENDS



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