Viduthalai, Part 1The action sequences in the climactic scenes are flawlessly performed, and they seamlessly lead into Part 2. The brief glimpses of Part 2 offer a satisfying conclusion, leaving viewers anxious to learn the reality and politics behind the conflicts. Although there are instances of police brutality, Vetri Maaran's depiction is impartial and presents both sides of the argument. The cast was expertly chosen, with Vijay Sethupathi giving a menacing performance as Vaathiyaar despite having little screen time, and Soori easily slipping into his character.
With a running time of two and a half hours, Viduthalai Part 1 keeps a steady tempo and engages viewers with intense scenes. Audiences are eagerly anticipating the sequel because it remains true to Vetri Maaran's aesthetic and artistic vision.Logesh Balachandran, TNN, March 31, 2023, 02.00.
mance in a few moments that made them stand out.
With a running time of two and a half hours, Viduthalai Part 1 keeps a steady tempo and engages spectators with high-tension scenes. Audiences are eager for the sequel because it remains true to Vetri Maaran's aesthetic and artistic vision.
Viduthalai is not a movie it is an experience & classic one. which gives us a thrilling feel throughout the film, Okay I start from here👇 I have been seen many film but why viduthalai differs from others?
Because every movie has a point of view that represents one party that is right and one that is wrong, but this one is neutral and discusses both the good and the bad.
The second noteworthy aspect is that despite the fact that the entire first half contains numerous tragic scenes, you can tell that Kumaresean and Tamarasi's relationship was only established in the first half, and that is why we can all only accept Kumaresean as he advances to the climax. Thus, it depicts truth as opposed to other action movies with less logic.
Thirdly, the movie's opening sequence lasts for eight minutes. Really, it'll cause us to freeze. Kudos to Velraj and the crew.
The film's climax
The first eight minutes of the film are a single shot, and the vjs segment and soori's casual acting make up the majority of the film. Kumaresan's character development, the film's neutral script, and the cinematography transport us to the setting.
Unaku therinja ponna is the dialogue's high point. "Na cal pani solidren abdinu gvm sonnadhum anga ellarayum orey mari dha chitravadha panranga ayya"
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If you enjoy "realistic intence movies," you shouldn't expect here's hype scene to be anything but an entertaining Docu-Drama. You can see this by using "dark scene."
The short tale Thunaivan by Jeyamohan, which inspired the movie, is written. Despite being only a short tale, the author did a good job of creating interesting scenes.Everybody did a good job, and the actors and crew were all excellent.
