Story: A masala tale, the story begins with Dharmarajan (thalaivasal vijay) who gets an opportunity to work with director Aadityan (anoop menon). Aadityan gets to work with a flop hero Premanand (srikanth) who happens to be the son of a state home minister and doesn’t know a thing about acting. Meanwhile, Dharmarajan gets his assistant Tarzan Anthony (prithvi) who is a noted fight master and stuntsman. His acts get appreciation from all in the unit including the heroine Gauri Menon (yami gautam). She develops interest in him and trouble begins when Premanand develops interest on Gauri but is not comfortable with the appreciation Tarzan is getting. What happens from there forms the rest of the story.

Presentation: The director has come up with a formula storyline and while the presentation was decent, the narrative was good in parts. The dialogues were moderate, the script was written with average strength and the screenplay was okay. Background score was effective and three songs were worth. Cinematography was the best in the lot. Editing was crisp but was required at few places. Costumes were suitable to the moods and the art department was appealing. Prithviraj looks handsome and did his part well but he didn’t get that much scope for acting. Srikanth was upto the mark. Yami Gautam looks stunningly beautiful and was quite expressive. Thalaivasal Vijay was matured. Anoop Menon was good. Bala was usual while Tini Tom was regular.

Conclusion: The film comes across with a usual storyline wherein an underdog becomes a protagonist and gets the admiration from the leading lady. So, more than the content it is the action sequences and the stunts which should be given good marks. While the first half goes about with the elements of some comedy, action and romance, the second half gets a bit serious but the climax was rather unconvincing. At the box office, the film might be turning out to be an average grosser.
 
Bharatstudent verdict: Prithvi fans will like it..