This movie and actor Jeeva himself will make you understand the significance of anger at different situations in life. When I said anger its not some typical anger story where the hero smashes 10 men with just his right hand, but a totally different one. The righteous anger is the meaning of the word, the movie title "Rowthiram" referenced by the famous tamil poet, Mahakavi Bharathiyar. He was an important part in India's independence movement who aroused thousands of people with his poems on Independence and freedom. Gokul the director of the movie has shown us that righteous anger is something every human being should possess. The fight scenes in the movie were so real unlike commercial movies where, not even the heroe's shoes get dusty. On the whole, an inspiring movie that would make most of us, jealous of Jeeva's character in the movie.

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