Cast: Jayam Ravi, Neetu Chandra.
Director: Ameer.
Rating Scale (Out of 5)
Director: Ameer.
Ameer makes us wait for
6 years ,after delivering Paruthiveeran, for his next film Aadhibhagavan and
what you get is something you would have never expected.
The first ten minutes of
a film is where the director has to grab the attention of his audience but sadly
what happens is the exact opposite. Though Jeyam Ravi is sincere his lack of
grace and grip to handle such a (supposedly)heavy role is evident right from
the start.
The screenplay is so
ridiculously silly with a lot of characters appearing for god knows what! As silly
as it can sound Sudha Chandran(who is poor,jobless and estranged)takes Jeyam
Ravi and his sister to Thailand!!! And before you know it Aadhi(Jeyam
Ravi)becomes a gangster. His dialogues and actions are more funny than serious.
But as the second character Bhagavan he does a decent job.
The cinematography,with,
a tone that is dull and stupid unnecessary slow motions,and editing,that is sloppy
and below average, are a bad joke! All the songs in the film are bad and
unneeded.
The flow of the scenes
is so silly, artificial and blatantly inconsistent that you wonder if Ameer was
the only person calling the shots. With a lot of the dialogues actually mouthed
in Hindi but dubbed in Tamil, the lip sync is a disaster!!!
The only mentionable
things of an otherwise disastrous film are the decent fights and Jeyam Ravi’s
earnestness.
I am giving a 1.25/5 for
Aadhibhagavan. Do not watch it lest you will lose your interest in films.
Rating Scale (Out of 5)
Less than 2
- Unwatchable.
2
to 2.25
-
Below average.
2.5
to 2.75 - Average.
3
to
3.25
- Good.
3.5
to
3.75
- Great.
4
to
4.25
- Exceptional.
4.5
and
above
- Extraordinary.
