He deserves all credit for keeping up the tempo of the film breezy till the every end. The way he blends serious incidents for a commercial entertainer is vey new.

The director has yet again proved he is a master story teller. The rest of the cast including Lakshmi Ramakrishnan, Neelima, Raviprakash and Rajivan are adequateĭirector Sussendhran has proved Vennila Kabadi Kuzhu is not a stroke of luck.

Soori of `Vennila Kabbadi Kuzhu' does tickle the funny bone in you. Jayaprakash, after donning the role of a menacing villain in `Vamsam', has played a caring and a dotting father. Giving him right company is Kajal Agarwal. Resembling the boy-next-door, he leaves an impact with his spontaneous, cool, casual looks and he speaks straight from his heart. He reminds one of Karthik of `Mounam Ragam' days in the first half. Karthi is right there in almost all frames. How he avenges the killers form the rest. He sets out on a mission to identify the culprits and goes running around the town baying for their blood. Sensing trouble, the gang eventually murders him. The girl gets killed and the gentleman decides to knock the doors of justice. Jeeva's father had to witness a girl being taken by a gang in his car. When all things seem to go well, a murder attempt on Jeeva's father disturbs everything. After few interesting encounters, they realise that they share a great rapport and propose to each other. One day, Jeeva comes across Priya (Kajal Agarwal) in a wedding ceremony. They lead s simple life and they derive happiness in whatever they do. His father Jayaprakash (Jayaprakash), a call taxi driver showers all love and affection on him. A typical Chennai youngster, for him everything is friends and fun. Jeeva (Karthi) is a cool youth who lives life in his own way.

What begins as a light-hearted fare ends with adrenaline-rushing action with blood and gore, the two things which are of late considered in Tamil cinema as essential ingredients for a commercial fare. Living up to all hype is `Nan Maahan Alla', produced by Gnanavelraja's Studio Green and released by Dhayanidhi Alagiri's Cloud Nine Movies. What more, the movie's title does evoke a curiosity for it is inspired by a yesteryear hit of Superstar Rajnikanth. Expectations ran high on `Naan Mahan Alla' for it comes after a hat-trick success for Karthi (`Paruthi Veeran', `Aayirathil Oruvan' and `Paiyaa') and an impressive debut by director Sussendhran (`Vennila Kabbadi Kuzhu').

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