Thupparivaalan Movie Review

Posted by Unknown on September 14, 2017 in Home, Review,

Vishal's Thupparivaalan Review.

Kollywood Actor Vishal Most Awaited Film Thupparivaalan hits the sliver screens on today. 
This Film is Directed by Mysskin and Produced by Vishal under Vishal Film Factory Banner. 

Film Features Anu Emmanuel, VishalKrishna in prominent roles. The cast also includes 

Vinay Rai , Andrea Jeremiah. Arrol Corelli as the music composer, forming part of the crew.

Actor Vinay Rai and director Bhagyaraj will be the leading antagonists in the film. Anu Emmanuel will play a pickpocket and Andrea will also have an important role to play. Vishal is confident this film will take him too new heights and he hopes to sign many more projects with Mysskin.What if a trademark Mysskin protagonist meets Benedict Cumberbatch (Holmes)? That is how Vishal’s character sketch looks to have been framed. He wears a sober face and has a wacky mannerism. You could probably see a lot of Mysskin in Vishal. It is a difficult role to pull off, and Vishal has done full justice to it.

Bhagyaraj gets to don a completely different role to what we have seen him do over the years, and he has one or two scoring situations to showcase his talent. Prasanna as Vishal's friend comes throughout the film and has supported the lead well. Actors like Simran, Jayaprakash and Aadukalam Naren come and go to infuse tension elements to the script.

We know Mysskin films are emotion driven and he really stamps his class when he perfectly knits a clever crime plot along with an impactful sentimental subplot. But Mysskin has tried his hands on a full-on commercial film here. It is more on suspense and less on emotional quotient. So it doesn’t convey the much-needed pain. You don’t feel excited or sorry for any of the characters which distance yourself from getting attached to the script.

The action scenes were very well constructed. There are 3 to 4 solid action blocks that could go well with the masses. The love portions may not work for some since it is between 2 weird characters that you don’t get to see often. The cinematography and music go hand in hand to uplift Mysskin’s vision.

 Thupparivaalan is a mainstream product that keeps the audiance at bay from the word go with plenty of suspenceful moments. But at one stage , few could vaguely understand where the plot is heading , and from there on, it might look less engaging , But climax balances it in the end