AARYAN Tamil Movie Review
Cast -:
Vishnu Vishal, Shraddha Srinath, and Selvaraghavan in lead roles, supported by Maanasa Choudhary, Maala Parvathi, Karunakaran, Tarak Ponnappa, and Sai Ronak. Other notable cast members are Vani Bhojan, Vaani Kapoor, Chandru. and Others.
Crew-:
A film by Praveen K. Produced by Vishnu Vishal Studioz. DOP – Harish Kannan. Music – Ghibran. Editor – San Lokesh. Stunts – Stunt Silva, PC Stunts Prabhu. Additional Screenplay – Manu Anand. Production Design – S. Jayachandran. Costume Designer and Stylist – Vinod Sundar Additional styling – Varshini Sankar Sound Design – Sachin Sudhakaran, Hariharan N (Sync Cinema) Audiography – Tapas Nayak, DI – Bridge Postworks. VFX – Hocus Pocus Dubbing – Seed Studios Publicity Designs – Prathool NT PRO – Sathish (AIM) Post Production Supervisor – Gunashekar (Post Office) Marketing and Promotions – Siddarth Srinivas Executive Producer – Seetharam Creative Producer – Shravanthi Sainath Produced by – Shubhra, Aryan Ramesh and Vishnu Vishal etc.
Story-:
In a popular TV show hosted by reporter Sharda Srinath, Selvaraghavan, who is sitting next to the audience, suddenly gets up and takes everyone hostage at gunpoint, shocking them. When asked what he wants, he says, “I am going to kill five people, one every day for the next five days. Stop me if possible.”
After rescuing the hostages and investig ating Selvaraghavan’s threats, the police form a team headed by Vishnu Vishal to prevent the serial killings. Vishnu Vishal tries to stop the murders he is about to commit, instead of catching the killer Selvaraghavan. Why is that? Aryan is a film that will Happiest fans who like thrillers.
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Movie Review-:
Vishnu Vishal, who walks around in a police uniform with a sleek look, has added great strength to the screenplay by delivering a mature performance as a boat investigating a murder case. Although he reveals the effects of his personal life, such as his love for Manasa, marriage, and divorce, through a song, he has conveyed it to the audience effortlessly through his powerful acting and body language. In an attempt to prevent the murders, he has done justice to his character by delivering a tight performance that does not harm the excitement of the film, namely the information he collects and the investigation he conducts based on it.
Although Selvaraghavan, who plays the villain, is not scary as a psycho killer, he keeps the audience in suspense throughout the film by raising the question of who is he going to kill next? His carefree acting and natural body language make you believe in everything he does.
Shraddha Srinath, who plays a TV reporter, Manasa Choudhary, who plays Vishnu Vishal’s wife, Karunakaran, and Avinash, who play other roles, have acted in a way that adds strength to the flow of the screenplay. Although the film travels with a fast-paced screenplay and exciting scenes, music composer Ghibran also conveys the emotions of the characters to the audience through his background music.
Cinematographer Harish Kannan, who has skillfully handled the challenge of creating a feeling beyond fear in the audience, makes the audience connect with the film through his camera angles and colors.
Editor Shaan Lokesh’s editing and stunts by stunt directors Stunt Silva and P.C. Stunt Prabhu have also added great strength to the film.
Written and directed by Praveen.K, the film has been approached from a previously unseen angle, and the logical screenplay and visuals have been designed to make it believable, which has added great strength to the film.
Even though we know who the killer is, the director, who has not let us think about him, has told the murders he is going to commit and the hero’s journey to prevent it in a very interesting way, cleverly portrays Selvaraghavan’s actions and makes us wonder scene by scene.
Generally, when it comes to a psychological thriller film, they try to make the audience go crazy by showing the murders in blood and flesh. However, without making any such attempt, director Praveen.K, who has scientifically explained each murder, without revealing any cruelty in the scenes, and has told the huge social problem behind it, has also given a psychological thriller film that everyone can watch, from children to adults.
A journey to catch the culprit through murders and the background for the murders is the style of psycho thriller films centered on serial murders. This is the style of the successful psycho thriller films released so far. But, without any such style, director Praveen.K. has failed in a completely new attempt as a psycho thriller film. Overall, ‘Aryan’ is a film that will Happiest fans who love thriller films.
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