Story

Viond, who is madly in love with Subiksha, is challenged by her that he fight and win Ashwin, a boxing champion. He accepts her challenge to not only prove his love but also settle an old score.

Jai surprised all with his new look for the film. But he has also done well to match his performance with his new muscular looks. In the first half, he plays a role that he has explored well - that of an innocent, truthful and a romantic wannabe. His antics in the beginning of the story kindles laughs, here and there and quiet contrastingly he adapts very well to the intense, I-mean-business kind boxer, post interval.

Men love Andrea, like rabbits love carrots and in Valiyavan she gives more reasons for the men to drool over her! She makes a complete package with her impressive acting skills and curvy looks! Double thumbs up to the costume designer for making the leads and particularly, the background dancers so attractive.

The supporting characters Bala Saravanan, Azhagam Perumal and Anupama Kumar score full marks for their very natural performances. M Saravanan has a good pair of eyes for wiry villains and newcomer Aaran Chowdhary is no exception and is very convincing as a national boxer.

Cinematographer Dinesh Krishnan’s softness in the visuals involving Andrea and the ruggedness in the action sequences are evident and a treat to the visual senses. Along with the editor, Dinesh has provided the film with richness and gloss. Though the production designs in the songs look too colorful and clean to be real, it contributes well to the strong visual department. Also it is Dinesh Krishnan’s mastery in the end titles that glues the audiences to their seats until the very last frame.