Lokesh kanagaraj is clearly not the one who makes movies and forgot about them. It is now common sense that Kamal Hasan's films share the same universe with the filmmaker's second prisoner, especially after lokesh himself issued a statement the night before the release of Vikram. After the Kaithi event, other faces of Kaithi also come and go, but you can see that Bejoy (Narain) has a longer appearance. You learn that their boss is Sandhanam ( Vijay Sethupathy, who plays a drug addict and quirky boss). I liked how Sethupathy experimented with his appearance and dialogue in this movie. 

For Lokesh's filmographic links, there are quite a few prisoners, including the protagonist called Ghost. I also found it difficult not to think about the Master, given that Vikram was struck most of the first half, even though it didn't belong to the same universe. The first half of the Vikram is an intriguing drill, featuring the surprisingly quick performance of Kamal Hasan, who plays karna (and later Vikram). Lokesh may have received a lot of attention for his admiration for Kamal Hasan (he called the film"Fanboy Sambavam"), but one hour after the film. Kamal's physical I was pleasantly surprised that there was no urgency to use existence. I call him “physical” because his spiritual presence is scattered throughout the film until the break is revealed. Lokesh takes time to introduce to the world, Sandhanam's motives and fears, Amar's ruthlessness and romance. It is no exaggeration to say that his vision here bis not as weak as that of Meister. In fact, Lokesh enjoys these multistars so much that many of the films feel that Amar is the main character, even though he deals with police murders. Fahad Facil was given enough time to express himself, and even his relationship with Gayatri.

In this movie, which has a lot of impressive action blocks involving Kamal Hasan, I like the ones he's least involved in. It shows a woman receiving a Tarantino-style announcement of her identity. All the violence was elegantly filmed and choreographed imaginatively, but after a while it began to become a little hollow. Without it, Vikram disagrees with the idea that this is a story of revenge, but it's hard to see it as something else. The line about drugs that affect society also sounds pretty shallow. Some other ideas don't work the way they should, such as flushing the toilet and exploding.

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