A senior cop (Prakash Raj) is listening to a story about gangster territory conflicts from his subordinate, who is sincerely describing the players involved. Rather than being captivated, the man yawns and strains to stay awake. This scene from Raayan (2024), Dhanush's 50th film as an actor and second as a director, hints at the tedium that such storylines may elicit; there's nothing new about any of this, and Dhanush appears to understand this. The difficulty is to tell the same story using appealing make-up. This is where Dhanush scores.

The film begins with a black-and-white flashback that is evocative of a Rajinikanth template: an older brother tries to raise his younger brothers after their parents die. What if Vetrimaaran, Dhanush's longstanding partner, hijacks this template? That's how Raayan seems and feels as it progresses. Raayan (Dhanush) is compelled to pick up a knife at a young age to protect his brothers Muthuvel (Sundeep Kishan), Manickam (Kalidas Jayaram), and baby sister Durga (Dushara Vijayan).

 It's not difficult to predict how these arcs will progress. After all, a self-sacrificing big brother is useless in the story unless he is betrayed. The question is: when and how does this betrayal occur. By the end of the story, we have a new definition of "blood relative". Durai (Saravanan) and Sethu (SJ Suryah), the chiefs of competing gangs, are also involved, as is Sekhar (Selvaraghavan), Raayan's guardian angel. The drone shots add a sense of urgency and vitality to the plot, even as it follows predictable twists. However, towards the end of the film, the method feels overused. There isn't much meat to chew on here, as Raayan cuts up one criminal after another.

There isn't much meat to chew on here, and as Raayan cuts up one criminal after another, you wonder how these guys got their bad reputations. The staging of the sequences, such as the upcoming interval block fight or Raayan's trek down a dark road, is proper theatre, but the payoff isn't as devastating as it could have been since the wins come too easy. He's unwavering, even when he's lying in a hospital bed with an oxygen mask on. We buy it because Dhanush does such an excellent job selling it. His demeanour exudes a subtle danger, and he pulls it off convincingly. Prakash Raj's personality  is something of a puppeteer in the scheme of things.

This movie is starred by various actors like Prakash Raj , S J Surya, Dhanush, Nithiya Menon, sundeep , Kalidas etc.

This movie contains various emotions like thriller , emotion and action.  Watching this movie in PVR has made fantasy among people's.  The talk regarding this movie is spread all over the nation.  Though dhanush faced criticism based on the movie but still he overcame all the obstacles. And the movie was successful released.  Also this is the best birthday gift for actor dhanush with fascinating action.

This movie is one of the master piece of star dhanush and released in various languages.

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