Goutham Nanda

Thirumurugan, the Tamil dubbed version of Goutham Nanda, is a film that delivers an exciting and action-packed experience. The lead actors deliver high-octane performances, making the film a thrilling and engaging experience.

The music, as well as the cinematography, adds to the energy of the film and makes it a visually stunning experience. The action scenes are expertly choreographed and will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.

The story line is engaging, and the film's plot is well thought out, making it an enjoyable and entertaining experience. The film also features a number of surprises that will keep you guessing until the very end.

Overall, Thirumurugan is a film that is sure to satisfy fans of action and high-stakes drama. It is a must-watch for anyone who loves a good action film .

Dual Role movies are not new in 'Any'wood and Gowthamnanda doesn't call for anything new. The aim of the Director was clear on paper whereas on screen it was vague. To compensate numerous loopholes, Hansika and Catherine's glamour was brought on screen.

Gopichand single handedly cruised through the script. His early career negative roles are once again brought screen and he effortlessly portrayed it. As it goes, without content, character can't carry a movie on his shoulders.

Heroines limited scope was fulfilled in songs. Hansika's role didn't fit in. Both the heroine's role swap could've gained an extra mile for reasoning.

Gautham (Gopichand) is the only son of Vishnu Prasad (Sachin Khedekar), who is a billionaire. Vishnu appears on Forbes magazine and Gautham celebrates this with his friends. One of the old waiters spill something on him inadvertently for which Gautham slaps him, asking him if he knows who he was. The old waiter's question back to him as the response wakes his consciousness and he understands that he has not achieved anything and is living a luxurious life from his father's money only. He feels very bad and drives his car recklessly, trying to commit suicide.

He stops his car, just before he hits a person on the highway and to his surprise, the other person, Nanda (Gopichand - dual role), is a xerox copy of him. Nanda explains Gautham that he is committing suicide due to lack of money in his lower-middle class house. They agree to live in each other's life for the next 30 days, i.e. Gautham in lower-middle class home in search of meaning, emotions etc... in his life and Nanda in the luxurious house.

As events unfold, Gautham likes the lower-middle class love and affection and Nanda becomes addicted to money to the extent that he tries to kill Gautham along with his parents and his sister. How Gautham proves that he is Gautham and comes out of this is the movie

It has all the emotion u need, even though there r many mistakes in the movie. ignore them all because movie is to entertain people. before judging any movie please try to understand the work done for the movie. so u can watch this with no confusion. the story starts great and will with a twist the movie ends

Nice movie and entertaining. Gopichand has done it well. Though dual roles of interchanging houses are common in Indian movies, this movie has gone into the next level of thinking, what happens if the purpose of changing houses drifts from the original plan. Five-star life vs Zero star living life style. Money vs Mindset.