Meagamann

First of all, a big thanks to the director for taking forward a subject in a slightly different perspective. Meagamann deals with drugs, police, undercover agent, faith, lose - all these has already been done and dusted in cinema. But this is actually a very good scripted movie which uses all these elements to its advantage. It is, though, let down a bit by its execution.

Pros: Arya is very much suitable for this role. He did justice to the role.

Screenplay is another plus as it grips the audience by throwing in something to hang on.

Dialogues - unlike traditional commercial movies, no unwanted lengthy dialogs are placed. Appreciable one.

Movie length is a big plus as it makes it more crispy.

Can be made better:

Hansika's role is almost unwanted and she is wasted in the movie.

Unwanted scenes that are targeted to bring out laugh in us but eventually fails in second half.

Editing is very good in certain parts but it lets down in certain key places.

Character importance is not given and their background is not explained well enough for the role to sink in.

Overall - a gripping enough action entertainer that will have a surprise ending! Worth for the money. Better than many commercial masala movies.

Worthy Watch movie, Nice acting and nice screen play, The movie starts with nice screen play were Arya is an under spread cop IPS officer who jointly work with rowdies for many years and look for correct time to catch all the rowdies and head, while he hunt down the source inside his group to discover numerous secrets.

Movie begins right from the first scene and goes in an unfaltering pace till the end. no much comedies and no much punch dialogs.

Heroine has no role in this movie.

Over ALL Good........

Rajiv

Story and screenplay are gripping. Hero's role was modeled beautifully as an intelligent guy capable to handle any kind of situation.scenes with heroine might be considered calming down scenes in a intense movie, but they are OK. More of a thriller rather than family, commercial flick. It may not go well with Indian audience.Hats off to director in writing a good script and directing. Editing is below par, should have been better. background score is just OK for a thriller. A little bit fun element would have made it better. A must watch for all Tamil audience. better than most of the recent action movies. The scene before the interval and after the interval were awesome

Saw the same scorpion sign on the bags like kaithi and Vikram. Added it to my watchlist just for the genre.

The good : No messing around approach by the director thus bringing in relevance to the plot in the first scene itself. Some brave camera angles and brilliant use of low light. Arya stays loyal to his role and definitely does justice to a well written character. Brilliant supporting cast all through. Tight and engaging storyline till the end that runs away from the cliche twists and turns in a plot. The chess reference at the end was top notch The bad : Hansika's screentime was absolutely not required and could have been used for an extended climax. Screenplay could have been much better where the rest of the characters also occupying some screentime. Chop and chop style edited fights are a bit of a let down. Some choreographed longer shot fights would have packed a punch and would have elevated the story.

Long diversion from the actual plot to hansika's overacting was the key letdown.

Overall a tight movie with some brilliant execution from every department.

Meaghamann is an slick film. The screenplay was very interesting and unique to Tamil cinema. There were quite a few twists and turns that made the movie interesting and fast-paced.

After almost a year, Arya is back. He has proved that he has the talent to carry the weight of the film. Hansika is terrible. The director tried to showcase a different side of a heroine (other than a glamor role) but it failed. She was quite abusive and rude and her dubbing voice did not always match her expressions. Also, some of her dream sequences towards the end of the film were 'offensive,' giving wrong impressions about herself and Arya. Her friend was also pointless. The three main villains of the film (Ashutosh Rana, Ashish Vidyarthi and Sudhanshu Pandey) each did a good job. Unfortunately there were too many characters in the film that it was hard to give everyone equal screen time. One of the villains were forgotten only to be given a random scene towards the end of the film as a reminder that he was in the movie.

Editing and cinematography were pretty good. The former helped the movie move at a reasonable pace but the latter was very simple but effective.

The songs by S. Thaman were forgettable except for the background score and theme music.

Overall, this film was quite good. Had the director reduced the amount of characters, this film would have been even better.