Vanangaan

Presents a mixed bag of cinematic experiences. While the film starts off a bit sluggish, it gradually picks up momentum, culminating in a satisfying conclusion.

The standout aspect of the film is undoubtedly the acting.

The lead actor delivers a truly brilliant performance, captivating audiences with their nuanced portrayal of disabled individual with an adopted sister. Furthermore, the supporting actors did very well, providing a compelling and emotionally resonant performance.

Despite these strong performances, the film's slow start may deter some viewers.

However, those who persevere will be rewarded with a rewarding and thought-provoking cinematic journey.

Bala makes his 9 millionth movie with the Pithamagan script. His rooting for the unsung, brutal heroes from the lower stratas of the society gets exposed again. The usual cringey female comedy track slows down proceedings. The bad guys...yes bad guys deserves no mercy...they are...IMPALED, and the mayhem is Bala©.

Bala shoots most of the portions realistically but action scenes does not feel organic. Mysskin cracked some whip briefly,he leaves an impact. The Police and court proceedings look authentic,just like every other Bala feature.

Top notch cinematography, average Music-didnt pack the required punch,Action tries hard to be disturbingly violent but fails. Arun Vijay lives his role, he demolishes everything in his path and gives no ****, he deserved a hit with Vangaan.