I wonder why Surya made such a movie. Just because he figured he should do at least one bloody gory violent movie, you know, just to add to his repertoire of roles? It was a horrible movie and I'd give it a 4 on 10 only because Surya does an excellent job. He emotes very well. Was there even a need for Trisha? About the only part I thought was passable was when Surya, drunk at a restaurant where Trisha's eating, goes on to talk about the current attire of women. Whatever he said did ring with the truth. I thought this movie was going to be a comedy, the whole rowdy guy, smart intelligent modern woman. Oh! NO! This movie is no different from any other nonsensical, violent, masala movie. The only reason I watched the movie right up till the end was because I'm always interested in how a movie or a book ends. If you're looking for anything new like the slickly made Kaaka Kaaka or the rousing Aayutha Ezhuthu which actually made full use of Surya's talents, you're barking up the wrong tree. Looking forward to Jil Endru Oru Kaadhal with A R Rahman's music to back him up.

There are five points I should highlight about this film . I recently just caught the picture . Surya's acting was so realistic that he simply proved to be a professional . Hari's storyline and his mixture of action,drama and romance fit perfectly in the movie . Two thumbs up for Saran ,Hari and for the professional actor Surya . This is just a movie that should not be missed . Truly this film was a masterpiece !!!!!!! I heavily look forward to films made by the same team in the future . Even though the violence was just too realistic at some points , they caught the audience's attention so hard that everyone would be glued to their seats. A brilliant original action story .....