May be they are hiding from your eyes... Kannaamoochi 're 'reOriginally Posted by Mr.GreyShirt
May be they are hiding from your eyes... Kannaamoochi 're 're
முதல் அடியில் நடுங்க வேண்டும்.. மறு அடியில் அடங்க வேண்டும்.. மீண்டு வந்தால் மீண்டும் அடி.. மறுபடி மரண அடி!!!
Thanks to GVM, Simbhu and Siva. Best year in a long time.
Itchy oru nalla kelvi Mughals atha panungapa atha panama enga padatha degrade panranaga panranganu kuvikitu
Enthran beat paniyacham@anirudhofficial: Hearing from all over the globe that #Vedalam is all set to be a huge blockbuster!Thank you for your love to our team, the movie and music !
ethanai kodi saar?23 kodiya athu
The Triumph Of Human Values Over Money!
Rating: 3.0/5
Read more at: http://www.filmibeat.com/tamil/revie...04734-pg1.htmlThala Ajith's Vedalam (Vedhalam) has released all over the world amid huge expectations from fans and movie lovers. So what exactly does this Ajith starrer has to offer? Continue reading our review to unlock the answer.
Vedalam Plot: Ajith and his sister, played by Lakshmi Menon, make their way into Kolkata in order to pursue Lakshmi Menon's education at a fine arts college. Ajith starts working as a taxi driver to make ends meet. While going about his business, Ajith informs a cop about a criminal's whereabouts, as requested by the Kolkata police who seek the help of all taxi drivers and ask them (drivers) to tip them off about all the ...
Performances: Thala Ajith literally carries this film on his shoulders, for the film is largely cliched and has a poor plot. The Veeram actor shines throughout with his dialogue delivery, different shades of performances and terrific screen presence. Kabir Singh Duhan deserves a special mention as he is the most convincing baddie among two others. His expression of anger and vengeance is something to watch out for. While Lakshmi Menon has bagged an important role for which she has done complete justice to, Thambi Ramaiah impresses as a blind father. Comedy sequences work seldom in Vedalam and is one of the major drawbacks of this film. While Soori fails to evoke laughter, Shruti Haasan (who has been used as yet another comedian) deserves a praise for taking up this role and that's about it.
Technicalities:
Though the first half takes its time to take off, the way it ends is one of the highlights of Vedalam. Second half though is largely saved by Ajith which otherwise has nothing new to offer; a few melodramatic scenes and tons of brother-sister sentiment to name a few. Vetri's cinematography adds value to the film. His angles are refreshing and images nice and sleek. Though Ruben's editing is above average, he could've reduced the overall length of this film that would've made it racier. Anirudh's background score is over the top and gets irritating at places. What works are his songs and the 'Theri' theme which fits aptly for a star like Ajith. All stunt sequences are choreographed well by Stunt Silva and is a treat to watch.
Overall View: Though this movie suffers from logical loopholes and melodramatic sequences, it gets saved by Ajith and director Siva's propaganda that puts human values before money, which makes Vedalam watchable.
http://www.filmibeat.com/tamil/revie...04734-pg1.html
Vedalam - Theri. Sans some comedy scenes and 2nd half lag in screen play.
Theatre atmosphere is electric through out the movie.
My friend who was Vijay fan(whose life was made miserable by me during Puli) said movie is not perfect but entertaining. I'll take that as the verdict of the people.
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Padam patha Thaney ji podrathuku paranikita keta padam pathachanu pathiley varla
Akka Itchy thaan ungalukku...
முதல் அடியில் நடுங்க வேண்டும்.. மறு அடியில் அடங்க வேண்டும்.. மீண்டு வந்தால் மீண்டும் அடி.. மறுபடி மரண அடி!!!
http://behindwoods.com/tamil-movies/...am-review.htmlMaking a commercial film isn't a piece of cake. There are very few directors who have mastered this art of catering to a wide audience base with packaged entertainment having elements like comedy, action, sentiment, some twists and the song-dance routines. And when there is a big hero on board, the director's responsibility grows even bigger. That's exactly the case in Vedalam where the successful Veeram duo of Siva - Ajith joins hands again.
In Vedalam, the focus is clearly on projecting women in good light with Ajith always looking out for his doting sister (played by Lakshmi Menon). When there is a mass hero, action comes along like his shadow and Vedalam has its fair share of 'thiruvizha' action moments resulting from the revenge theme of the film. There are three hunky villains falling into the commercial cinema template completely.
The transformations in look, body language and attitude that Ajith brings about are bolstered by Anirudh's ‘theri theme’. Anirudh is indeed a 'masster' and his work in Vedalam needs a mention. Right from the groovy title credits score to the ‘Veera Vinayaga’ number to the riotous ‘Aaluma Doluma’, Anirudh is in the right zone and delights the masses. The chemistry between Ajith’s famed screen presence and Anirudh’s BGM score was always a big lookout pre-release and the combination works in Vedalam.
Some of the comedy scenes (headed by the likes of Soori, Kovai Sarala, Rajendran, Balasaravanan, Swaminathan, Sivabalan) don’t work out as intended and the sentiment scenes go overboard into the melodramatic territory. The film doesn't engage consistently as intended.
But the earnestness of Ajith in the feel-good, tearjerker moments stands out no doubt. Siva has not just banked on Ajith’s persona, but has also extracted various performance shades from Thala. With two distinct looks, some energetic dance moves, plenty of mass moments in the fight scenes, Vedalam is every hardcore Ajith fan’s ideal outing.
And the director has also made sure to not miss out on the large family audience base by using the services of actors like Lakshmi Menon and Thambi Ramaiah. Both these actors are pillars no doubt, and up the EQ (emotional quotient) of Vedalam.
And like in Veeram, the pre-interval segment is a spike in Vedalam too, and Siva is in charge of the film playing to his strengths with impactful dialogues and 'moments' to savor.
Shruti Haasan (playing a hyper lawyer) has the interestingly filmed ‘Don’t You Mess With Me’ song where she has been showcased like the dream girl that she is, by DoP Vetri. The locations and glossy feel of this song are in contrast to the general gritty tone of the film. The way this song traverses is interesting, with a 'hate to love' journey portrayed through it. Ashwin gets a small role as Shruti’s brother who falls for Lakshmi’s goodness.
Editor Ruben’s work is noteworthy in the frenetic climax action scene which has some intelligent episodes and also plenty of outer-atmospheric elements in it. Stunt master Silva must have had a lot on his plate given the big action scope of the film and with his trusted aide Ajith, Silva has delivered some high-octane set pieces.
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Appo theatre booking la full pannathu yaaru. Ohh Ajith 30k ovvoru theatre owners kum koduthirukaaru pola
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