SuryaKa Shanivaar

First of all Jakes bejoy background score at its peaks, we will get goosebumps in every action scene , he just elevated the movie to next level.

Nani did it again , if a movie is coming to theater from nani then we can go to theaters blindly , his selection of script and directors is too good.

SJ surya , he will definitely dominate the main lead in any movie , his acting, his energy , his aggression all packed into TNT.

We must talk about cinematography , man those visuals are kickass, thos camera angles, set locations , they have taken at most care in every aspect.

And finally the sole of this movie VIVEK ATHREYA, his vision is next level, he has given all the action in 1st half and he showed the drama in 2nd half perfectly balanced the movie with his writing.

Potharu andharu theaters ki potharu.

Out n out masala action movie. Story revolves around a man trying to fight for the weaker sections of the society by hitting goons on every Saturday as promised to his mother. Story isn't anything new n movie is very long n climax isn't upto the mark. Also storyline looks very outdated n there's absolutely no law n order. Available in Netflix in all South Indian languages including Hindi. My ratings 5/10!

Out n out masala action movie. Story revolves around a man trying to fight for the weaker sections of the society by hitting goons on every Saturday as promised to his mother. Story isn't anything new n movie is very long n climax isn't upto the mark. Also storyline looks very outdated n there's absolutely no law n order. Available in Netflix in all South Indian languages including Hindi. My ratings 5/10!

This movie is about a guy who controls his anger to zero with all the circumstances to only explode on a Saturday. This was promise he made for his mother for a very good reason. Nani did a fine job and Vivek Atreya's writing is spot on. His brilliance in connection the dots and bring it table with great execution is commendable. S J Surya is a blast in the movie, this man breaks all the barriers to perform like a super star. His perfection at being a CI Daya is trip not to miss. This film only shines with Surya's touch of a madness, he is true master of acting. This guy must be capitalised to full extent. Background music and a cinematography is top notch. These aspects in the movie are icing on the cake. Again Vivek and Nani brings a blast in to theatre.

What happens if the writers put no effort but all others do a terrific job ! Well its this movie . The background score , the direction , stellar cast and their amazing performances , the initial proceedings , the character development , heroine and her charm , everything adds to plus in this movie . Nani did a routine job of a hero who loves heroine , beats the villain and ends the movie . But the director's brilliance gives the whole movie a new look . I thought heroine was a miscast because she literally does no acting , but I'm glad to be disappointed . She did well in her space and her charm like always adds beauty to the movie . Now coming to the villain, S J Suryah played a phenomenal role as a villain dominating all the others so much that for the most part I felt some god has come down to act . Wherever the film is about to become dull , Jakes Bejoy covers it up with his background score . Overall, this is a well-made commercial film and worth watching with family .

Positives:

Story: Vivek Athreya's visionary screenplay, a breath of fresh air in Indian cinema, deserves immense praise. The film's captivating narrative introduces a unique superhero concept that initially captivates the audience.

Cinematography: The visually stunning cinematography, with its impressive camera work, smoky mass entries, and high-quality visuals, creates a visually engaging experience.

Acting: The powerhouse performances from the talented cast are beyond reproach. Their acting skills shine through, elevating the film.

Dialogues: The film's witty and impactful one-liners are a highlight, adding a touch of mass appeal.

Areas for Improvement:

Direction: While the script was solid, the film's pacing suffered due to excessive filler scenes, particularly in the second half, which veered into predictable mass cinema territory.

Promotional Material: It's puzzling why certain elements shown in the posters and promotional material were absent from the final cut, despite the film's lengthy runtime.

Music: Although Jake Bejoy's background score was a strong asset, its random placement and overuse occasionally diluted its impact.