This was a master class in filmmaking, serving as yet another illustration of the fact that writing comes first when producing a quality film. It was also unvarnished, direct, and intense—everything you would expect a Vetrimaaran film to be.

Story - I really liked how this socio-political subject was addressed without becoming overly preachy; it read more like a thriller and really worked out how to convey police violence.

Before Viduthalai" (Soori, B. V.) - The comedian Parotta Soori. After Viduthalai, Soori A. V. is the performer who can do just about anything. He was incredible, and you had never seen him do something of this calibre. So were Chetan, Bhavani Sre, and the other supporting actors. If Santhanam had ever given something like this any thought, I wonder.

Cinematography: Excellent work. solitary shots. drone pictures.

The movie's entire plot, including the disputes between the police, politicians, the public, and public warriors, is explained in the opening train accident scenario. The movie's opening shot, which took Mr. Vettrimaran eight minutes to complete in one take, is a classic. Mersalaaiiitten draws us into the plot right away with his voiceover narration. There are no words to describe what a captivating and enchanting narrative it is, and RAJA sir's BGM and songs help us to immerse ourselves in the story. Don't miss the location of this film, which is similar to Veriithanam. theatre, merchandise.

Kudos to Soori, Kumarasen, the movie's hero and an innocent, sincere police officer who gives a magnificent acting performance. Credit goes to the director and Soori, whose commitment, diligence, and sincere effort are seen on screen like flames.

Paapa in Tamilarasi, excellent acting She was that person all the time. Excellent performance.

VJS continues to deliver his own distinct on-screen performance.

GVM, gethu's performance as usual resembles a real police officer Chethan, policeman, excellent lead He will make us reprimand him harshly because of his domineering personality. 

Other actors who played police officers performed a great job. They have a really great roll call in the BGM (boots sound).

Soulful melodies by Ilayaraaja were written, and background music improved several scenes by creating the perfect atmosphere. R Velraj's cinematography, which succeeds in building suspense in the audience at some sequences, is another noteworthy component of the movie.

The main focus of the movie is on 'Operation Ghost Hunt's' pursuit of rebel leader Vathiyar, whose capture is the main story point. It has been said that Pulavar K Kaliyaperumal, a real-life rebel leader and the creator of Makkal Padai, served as the inspiration for Vijay Sethupathi's portrayal of Perumal Vathiyar. The Cuddalore district's feudal lords were opposed by this left-leaning organisation. The operation's goal is to find Vathiyar and take him down, alive or dead.

Viduthalai' demonstrates that Vetrimaaran is a director who never disappoints.