D C Tamil Movie Review
Cast-:
Lokesh Kanagaraj, Wamiqa Gabbi, Sanjana Krishnamoorthy,Guru Somasundaram,Sharath Ravi,Kobisan Chandrakumar, Avinash Raghudevan and Others.
Crew-:
Written & Directed by : Arun Matheswaran, Produced by Sun Pictures, Additional Screenplay: Arun Ranjan, Dialogue: Arun, Matheswaran, Franklin Jacob, Music: Anirudh, DOP : Mukesh G, Editor : G K Prasanna, Associate Editor: Harish Arun M , Art Director : Kannan S, Stunts : PC Stunts, Costume Designer : Arun Matheswaran, Costumer : Perumal Selvam, Make up : Vinoth Sukumaran, Stills : Amir, Sfx: Sync Cinemas Audiography : Vinay Sridhar, Atmos mix Assisted: Vignesh Guru (Knack Studios), Colorist : Ranga , DI Lab : Prasad Film Labs , VFX : Praveen D , Publicity Designer : Kabilan Chelliah, Production Controller : D Ramesh Kuchirayar, K.T.S. Swaminathan, Direction Team:- Velu Barath, Akash, Salamon, Arokeyathass, Deva, Johnson, Dhilip, Vignesh, Ramakrishnan, Siddharth Rajan, Sharath, Deepan,Akshay M.B, Pranav J, Dop Team :- Sree Vatshan, Nikhil Kalepu Edison H, Karthikeyan Shankar, Sai Balaji Gopinath , Imaadh Azik, and Others.
Story-:
Imprisonment turns the ordinary life of the protagonist Lokesh Kanagaraj into an extraordinary one due to circumstance. His continued criminal activity drives him away from the police. On the run from the police, Sanjana meets A.K. Just as his friendship with him changes his mind, he ends up a victim of police firing. Lokesh Kanagaraj, who runs away from there, meets Vamika Kabi, who lives a life he doesn’t like. He understands his hellish life and saves him from it.
The rescued Vamika Kabi, not knowing where to go, travels with Lokesh Kanagaraj and murders the doctor who corrupted her. Due to this, the police chases both of them. ‘TC’ is about their journey trying to escape from the police and the conflict between the police and the criminal gang.
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The police will crack down on wrongdoers, but if the police make a mistake, their style of knocking will be labeled a rowdy and a criminal. The hero, who travels with such an identity, takes the field to take the blame for the damage caused by the police, and the conflict between the two sides is not only action-packed but director Arun Matheswaran has told it in visual language.
Director Lokesh Kanagaraj, who is making his debut as a hero, has made his debut in the role of Devdas. He commands attention through the appropriate selection of the role and a measured performance, threatening in the action sequences.
Vamika Kabi, who plays the heroine, has beautifully portrayed her hellish life through her body language. Sanjana AK, who plays the other heroine, made her debut with excessive make-up and though some scenes turned heads, her decision made the audience feel heavy.
Thalivasal Vijay, Kasthuri Raja, Krish Dyhyal, Avinash Raghudevan, Jawahar Shakti, Sharath Ravi, Pranav Theophine, A. Rajarishi, Balaji Deviprasad, Atul, all the actors were chosen accordingly for the characters.
Cinematographer Mukesh ji captures the attention of the audience easily by using a single color throughout the film along with the action sequences. By using different angles and fast camera travel, he makes even ordinary scenes stand out to the audience.
Anirudh’s music is the biggest strength of the film. It is Anirudh’s background score that makes even the action scenes enjoyable without any hesitation. Anirudh’s background music from the beginning to the end of the film adds extra strength to every scene.
Although the film is full of violent scenes, the film editor G. keeps the audience traveling with the story. Q. Prasanna.
Although director Arun Matheswaran’s Akmark is a film with a blood and flesh screenplay and visuals, in a slightly different way he has given the violent scenes to be enjoyed with the great background music of Anirudh.
Although blood splattering and dismemberment of body parts are horrendous throughout the film, Arun Matheswaran forgets all the violent scenes and immerses the audience in love through the love scenes of the Devadas-Chandra pair.
Overall, ‘DC’ is a mixture of romance and violence.
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Written By B4U Media Admin Ratting B4U Media Admin 4 / 5