Viruman Movie Review. While Viruman is no Komban, it works. The film is resolutely about Viruman vs Muniyandi, with each trying to get the better of the two.. Viruman is a film that entertains you in bits and pieces but comes with a plot that is.
Muthaiah gave a family bonding entertainment movie with commercial mixture.
The duo's new project is a mass rural entertainer titled 'Viruman'.
M Muthiah's Viruman is a template film made around a series of must-have points. Viruman movie review: Karthi's film almost fools you into believing that it would hold toxic father accountable I see Viruman as a victim of cycle of abuse, not as a hero who managed to bring a change in his father because I didn't see this change. So uninspired, so uninventive is Viruman that at one point, I began playing a little game of comparison.
That says a lot about this tepid kudumba paasam film. Viruman is the latest film of actor Karthi. The film is resolutely about Viruman vs Muniyandi, with each trying to get the better of the two.. The dialogues, especially those between the father and son, are remorseless, bordering on the cruel. The film delves into how Viruman (Karthi) grapples with the traumatic pain inflicted by his father Muniyandi (Prakash Raj), an avaricious and egoistic man reeking of.
The film is resolutely about Viruman vs Muniyandi, with each trying to get the better of the two.. The general public has always appreciated Karthi's rural escapades, and the actor is returning with his newest movie, Viruman, set in the same locale. A son challenges his father for a variety of reasons in the Madurai-set movie.
Viruman is a film that entertains you in bits and pieces but comes with a plot that is. In Viruman, karthi plays a man who works for the neighbourhood. There was no progression of Muniyandi going from good to bad. Viruman movie review: Karthi's film is a predictable but engaging rural drama. The story of the flick revolves around Karthi leaving his.
The general public has always appreciated Karthi's rural escapades, and the actor is returning with his newest movie, Viruman, set in the same locale. The film alo stars Rajkiran, Prakash Raj, Soori, Karunas and Vadivukkarasi. Where writer Muthaiah goes really overboard, apart from flogging a dead plot, is execution.
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