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Review - Vandhaan Vendraan (2011)

Vandhaan Vendraan By Galatta [ September 19, 2011 ]
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'Kanchana Mala' and 'Anjana' from Vandhaan Vendraan are already the talk of the town! The heartbreaking visuals and the sizzling chemistry between the lead pair (Jiiva and Tapasee) have raised expectations almost sky high. So here we bring you an exclusive review of director Kannan's Vandhaan Vendraan.

The Story

Flashback: Two half-brothers turned enemies are constantly at war against each other. Small misunderstandings escalate into big arguments; finally, one day, the elder throws the younger brother into a well and runs away.

Cut to present era: Enter hero Arjun (Jiiva), an aspiring boxer who also sings numerous duets with his girlfriend Anjana (Tapasee). We also have the suave and stylish Ramana (Nandha), a villain in his own way. Arjun's life takes a U turn when Anjana's father refuses his love and is accidentally killed by Ramana. Suprisingly, Anjana accepts Arjun's marriage proposal but on one condition; he has to reveal Ramana's truth (innocence) to the law. Then the cat and mouse game begins between Arjun and Ramana. Get ready for a big and interesting twist at the end of the film!

Performances and techniques

P.G. Muthiah's brilliant camera works and the art direction need special mention. Jiiva delivers a neat performance and looks convincing as a boxer. Tapasee looks perfect as a urban college student but falls flat on emotions at times. Chinmayee'a voice is an added advantage for Tapasee. Among the star cast, Nandha shines! He looks impressive and comfortable as a man with grey shades of character.

After Jeyamkondaan and Kanden Kadhalai, we expect a lot from director Kannan. His characterizations are brilliant but the screenplay could have been better, especially in the second half. The first half is impressive with Santhanam's mimicry and rib-tickling one liners, but the second half needs some urgent trimming. Thaman's music is another major highlight of the film and the much talked about wood-house in Kerala is a treat for the eyes.

Overall, Vandhaan Vendraan is a good family entertainer with some interesting twists!

Mankatha ››

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