Vikram Kamal Movie Review:
Hi Friends, welcome to our channel, Balikabalida Thalaivarda. This is a short review of Kamal Hasssan movie, Vikram. The main actors are PadmaShri Kamal Haasan, Vijaya Sethupathi and Fahad Fazil. Actor Surya comes in a cameo role making us think that Vikram 3 may be in the offing.
Before we start reviewing, I want to caution you to watch the movie very carefully. Else, you would miss something and find it difficult to understand the movie! Coming back to the movie, it starts of with a series of three murders with Kamal Haasan himself getting murdered by a group of masked men, shocking the audience no end. Fahad Fazil is called to investigate the murders by a Police official role played by Vinod Jose. Fahad Fazil is an undercover agent whose origin is not known to anyone. He and his team go about their investigation with only a single link, the first killed police officer (played by Kalidas Jayaram) and Kamal Hassan are Son and father respectively. They mystery further deepens when it is revealed that Kamal Hassan is not a biological father and was previously in an Orphange. As investigation progresses, couple of more murders of Police officials happens, sending us into a Tizzy.
We are also introduced to Vijaya Sethupathy who is like Pablo Escobar of North Madras involved in drug manufacturing from a raw materials. His gang appears to have lost track of two containers that contained the raw material for producing Narcotics. It is in this backdrop the Story movies. While Vijaya Sethupathy commits murders trying to discover the lost containers, the Police are also looking out for it. There are some black sheep in the Police force also. Later on Fahad Fazil nears the masked gang involved in the murders and the suspense is broken. There are more murders and we see a lot of violence too, with Gun fights being quiet common. Once the masked killers are identified, more suspense follows until Vijaya Sethupathi is eliminated. The climax scene resembles Kaithi enacted by Karthi a bit. Talking more about the Story would reveal the suspense. The movie is close to three hours.
What lifts the movie is also Anirudh's background score. There is no touch of his previous movies in this. Towards the interval when Vikram, Vikram, the background score played out in the 1986 released Vikram is played out, we get goosebumps. Hats off to the director Lokesh Kanak raj also for a tight script. Definitely worth a watch! People who liked Kaithi would like this movie too. The stunt scenes are also top notch with even the female caretaker of Kamal's Grandson enacting her role quite nicely. This is going to be a comeback film for Kamal also. We hope you enjoyed this review too!
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