Story

A jolly good carefree hero sharing a comical time with his sidekick falls in love with an angelic woman, all of a sudden comes in face to face with a mighty villain, decides to bring justice to the needy with a bang, the end.. all is well. The story might be similar to so many Vijay movies from the past, but the racy screenplay, dialogues and very much high entertainment quotient was what made the movies so compulsive. Vijay as Bairavaa follows his traditional Good Samaritan style from the start, there are certainly enjoyable light hearted mass elements in the first few minutes, like the cricket fight when he imitates legendary cricket players and still gets to bash the baddies; sure a treat for any Vijay fan. All is well until he takes a good and a nice glimpse at Keerthi Suresh falling heads over heels on her, from then on the movie goes over a freefall only to be helped by Vijay’s gracious presence.
               
After a brief few comical gimmicks with Satish, falling over in love with the heroine, Bairavaa gets to find out a startling truth about medical college mafia, the death of an innocent girl decides to bring justice with resources at hand. A good flashback is something that comes into the movie as a subplot, finishes crisply by getting into the narrator’s point of view. However what we get is a dragged flashback with a wastage of lot of screen time, characters and repetitive scenes. Once the flashback of a ghastly death and high voltage fight sequences are done, the interval curtains are raised poising a fitting duel between the hero and his villains ( Jagpathy Babu and Daniel), but what we see is clichéd mind games through the rest.