Mazhai Pidikatha Manithan

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Vijay Antony, who has taken on a big and compelling role, lands on a average guy with action sequence is just a mockery.... Murali Sharma gives laughs and scares at some places with his fake acting... Prithvi Ambar, who is startlingly noticeable at the beginning, turns out to be a nuisance in no time... Dally Thananjeyan, who is menacing only in appearance and opening, then becomes a 'come-and-go' villain till the climax...Sarathkumar could have been used more and added strength to the film... Director Ramana a neat worthy job While Megha Akash, Saranya Ponvannan and AL Azhakappan come and go without pressure... Sathyaraj is only used to talk on the phone in a dignified appearance... Vijay Milton's cinematography adds interest to the action scenes, which are attempted in a novel way only at certain places While KL Praveen's cuts have also contributed with screenplay moving at astudy pace and some intercut sequences are also enjoyable... However, songs and scenes that stray from the main story could have been approached with strictness... Music by Achu Rajamani and Vijay Antony does not impress the songs and does not make the film interesting... The background music only helped spice up some of the moments. The action sequences of Supreme Siva, Mahesh Mathew, Kevin Kumar and the innovative screenplay of the director give a bit of thrill and then tried to test audience patience... Director Vijay Milton has tried to mix the familiar story of the hero hiding his identity and living in a new town, the new relationships he gets there, the problems he faces, the hero fighting for it, an old enemy invading, with the background of Andaman and innovative action making. Although some action sequences and screenplay lend a hand in the first half, it gets watered down after a while. The houses, streets and town structures of Andaman Island give a new experience. At the same time, predictable big twists make the screenplay uninteresting. Vijay Antony also fails to land solo scenes. The protagonist's background is also unclear and mysterious, leaving us emotionally detached from the story... Overall This''Mazhai pidikatha manithan" has turned us into "Padam pidikatha manithan" with an uninteresting screenplay and superficial characters, touching only the Andaman backdrop and innovative action scenes in a non-innovative action story...

This movie promotes Hitler in a good way and mocks Hinduism. 1. Heroine's dog's name is Hitler. 2. There is scene where second hero calls a temple's priest as "Chuditaar (female dress) Bro!" Why can't I find any mockery about any other religions? If you want to praise a mass murderer or degrade a particular religion, have courage to make it direct instead of hitting around the bush. Do it without ranting any humanity BS. I came for Vijay Anthony. I am a fan of him. Disappointed with the views indirectly imposed on to us in the movie. No humor, no good action, no start or end to the story. Slow screenplay.

I stopped watching when the main female character called out her dog's name 'Hitler'. In this day and age with the limitless choice of content we have, I don't have to put up with the movie writer's small minded and callous lack of consideration for the murdered victims of that scoundrel. If someone with the small mindedness of this movie's writer were to sit in front of you and narrate the story and it offended you would you not ask him to stop and move away or kick him away? That's what we all should do, to stand in unison with the cause of the innocent victims and their legacy and their family.