Viruman Reviews. Viruman never misses an opportunity to shame and humiliate his father in the most public of places, even attempting to push a knife into him. Set in the backdrop of Madhurai, Viruman has Karthi playing a man who works for. The online response to a film plays a crucial role in shaping its future at the box office, read on to find out the early reviews of Viruman.
I doubt I could come up with anything more straightforward to summarise this film with.
Viruman is the kind of film you don't mind overseeing because it creates a festival-like experience that's best enjoyed on the big screen. #Viruman Review: If you want a perfect.
A son challenges his father for a variety of reasons in the Madurai-set movie. It takes a diversion, but only to reach the same place by a much longer route. On the whole, Viruman is a film that entertains you in bits and pieces but comes with a plot that is predictable even from a mile away.
It relies disproportionately on Karthi's wavering charm and Prakash Raj's struggling ability to evoke evil. Karthi is seen displaying his Paruthiveeran-like charm in Viruman, which is a treat to watch. Viruman is the latest film of actor Karthi. The online response to a film plays a crucial role in shaping its future at the box office, read on to find out the early reviews of Viruman. The duo's new project is a mass rural entertainer titled 'Viruman'.
It takes a diversion, but only to reach the. At some point in the first half, Viruman comments, "Elaam palasaa irukke…". 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.
It bloats the screenplay with unending melodrama and redundant fight scenes. Viruman Movie Review - Strikes the Right Chord Again. So uninspired, so uninventive is Viruman that at one point, I began playing a little game of comparison. The dialogues, especially those between the father and son, are remorseless, bordering on the cruel. On the whole, Viruman is a film that entertains you in bits and pieces but comes with a plot that is predictable even from a mile away.
It squeezes an invisibly thin storyline for too long. At some point in the first half, Viruman comments, "Elaam palasaa irukke…". Aditi Shankar, Karthi, Parotta Soori, Prakash Raj, Rajkiran, Singam Puli are part of the cast of Viruman (aka) Virumman.
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