Reality movie with most satisfying climax

Well where to start. This movie just went beyond expectations. Even if you remove 1 single character from the movie, this movie will collapse.

A car with some cash meets with an accident. 4 cops steal the money. The conversation is recorded in an handycam. The handycam is also stolen.

Now all these verticals points to the protagonist who is an innocent college student. He is always surrounded by controversies and unnecessary fights out of his control. Everyone uses him as a bait to cover up their mistakes. Arulnidhi studied the character and gave his 100% involvement for this character.

This movie is a reality because this is what happens to anyone who gets caught to the people with power. Though some of them are good, others won't let them to be good.

The climax is soo satisfying because anyways your life is spoiled without doing any mistake. Then why not do that mistake?

Iniya's character could have been better. She is a doctor and they're injecting drug to him infront of her she doesn't even care to ask what injection. She could've asked what treatment is going on and why they're keeping him under drugs? But she just walks here and there. Only place she was useful was when she finds him in the mental asylum.

Babu character makes so much sense in the movie. He talks politics, he hides and opens jail locks, he gives clues, talks english but he's at the mental asylum. This shows how cruel others are to him.

Uma Riyaz delivers her performance. Being a good person and staying helpless is such a pain. She delivered it well.

Dialogues are soo lit in this movie. I can't find any mistakes or logic hole in this movie. You'll feel little disturbed that the world is soo cruel. Also you'll feel blessed that you're living a far better life than many people.

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A young man's life undergoes a world of change when he has to face a few corrupt police officials.

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