prab_hhh

first, a special kudos to Kamal and his team for producing this stellar work on screen, each and every frame shows the hard-work each technician had put in.... kamal has excelled in all the 13 roles he had handled... 13?? yeah, 13, which includes, story, screenplay and dialogs... his off-screen contribution for the film has been excellent ... a perfect script which breathes on his ideas, values for life and entertainer... though the make up for some of the on-screen characters may not provide viewers a complete satisfaction, Kamal's acting helps negotiate the same... The idea of linking real life incidents to his fictional concept have not proved worthy at the box-office for Kamal (eg: Heyram, though i liked it and it's a class of its own). This film would prove otherwise, basically because of the rapid screenplay that the film hinges on...

The screenplay is so tight that all the 10 kamals gel beautifully...

its not a film without flaws, but it thus pushes the standard of tamil and Indian cinema to new heights thanks to one man, Mr KamalHaasan.

In short, you have to EXPERIENCE the beauty from Kamal...

wow.. thats what i felt after seeing the film... a masterpiece from Scorsese & Robertdeniro... i was very much impressed about the way the story was told.. the characterization of Jack Lamotta by De Niro has a special mention.. Joe Pesci and Cathy were excellent in their roles too... the characterization of Jack as first a flirt with Vickie, then the significance he gives for his sport was told well in the scene before the match were he tries to bed Vickie.. the climax was perfect saying the boxer is beautifully painted in him... and his innocence in the prison cell... were he shouts, "i ain't so bad" pass through your heart... in short... a masterpiece from Scorsese and De Niro