Story

AK is a former counter-terrorism agent who is called for a special mission. However, he is betrayed by his friends and sets out to exact revenge.

Vivegam is the story of Counter Terrorist Wing Agent Ajay Kumar aka AK ( Ajith) who destroys the ploy of traitors to cause many man-made earthquakes and kill a lot of innocent people across countries. He achieves this huge mission as a lone Survivor of a near dead attack. How he does that and who are his enemies are the things that needs to be watched in theatres

First things first, 'Vivegam' is not just a mass movie. It is packed with true international flavour and the story as well as narration is something new to Tamil cinema The film warrants keen watching as the story involves a lot of high technology concepts and details of international security agencies. Full credits should go for the lavish spending of producers Sathya Jyothi Films, visuals by cinematographer Vetri and fantastic Art direction. Especially the biggest credit for this should go to the production team. The film has the gloss required for an international film and in that aspect the producers have lived up to the expectations over the banner which has been producing good quality films over the past 3.5 decades.

The biggest problem of the film is its predictable story and screenplay. Yes the story itself retains the international flavour as promised by the makers. But the way that has been used wants us to forget the logic and completely suspend disbelief. The introduction of concepts such as Secret Society controlling the entire world needs better detailing and lacks even the basic understanding of such groups.A purported international war has been reduced as a mere fight between over powerful and clever hero and villain in this film. Especially in the second half the logic takes a complete beating. The way certain things such as a satellite bomb provide for unintended fun. Many happenings in the second half cat and mouse game between the hero and villain can be termed as an attack on the sense of the audience.

Having said these. Siva has to be credited for packing the film with enough mas moments that will satisfy Ajith fans. The emotional quotient in the form of husband-wife relationship also works to an extent. But it is comical to see the heroine literally singing a song during the climax fight between the hero and the villain. Siva has also done a spectacular job in the dialogue department as usual. The mass dialogues of Ajith are spot on while the general ones are also powerful.