But his altruistic mission is thwarted by rival businessman Adiseshan (Suman), who has the corrupt bureaucracy and venal politicians on his side.
Sivaji (Rajnikanth) returns from the U.S., a rich man with plans to set up a university and hospital to help the less privileged sections of society.
Altruism, revenge, homilies on eradicating the pernicious influence of Black Money and corruption, helping the poor and romancing the heroine follow each other in haphazard fashion. Both subjects are hardly unusual themes in Indian movies and have been so beaten to death thoroughly over the past 25 years in both Tamil and Hindi films that it's hard to see new angles emerging here.ĭirector Shankar's play-it-safe decision to hang the movie on the slender threads of corruption and black money means the Sivaji story can never go beyond the commonplace.Īs if that were not bad enough, the Sivaji story is more than a wee bit disjointed. Where Sivaji falls short the most compared to Anniyan or Chandramukhi is in its banal story that focuses on the twin evils of corruption and black money. Gosh, Sivaji is not even as entertaining as Pokiri, a remake of a Telugu film featuring Vijay. To our great disappointment, Sivaji is not half as good as Anniyan or Chandramukhi. So it was with heightened anticipation that we headed for the Premiere show ($25.00 per ticket) of Sivaji at CinePlaza in North Bergen, New Jersey on Thursday, June 14, 2007. We loved Shankar's last film Anniyan and enjoyed Rajnikanth's 2005 movie Chandramukhi.īoth Anniyan and Chandramukhi had strong, unusual stories and passionate performances that captured the audience's interest. Superstar Rajnikanth and director Shankar have both come up short in the new Tamil movie Sivaji The Boss.Ī flawed movie in many respects, Sivaji fails to scale the lofty heights that one expects when the two top-guns in the Tamil film industry come together. Sivaji poster outside CinePlaza, New JerseyĪctors: Rajnikanth, Shriya, Suman, Vivek, Raghuvaran She decides to make a comeback to the national side despite her age being close to that of retirement.(Scroll down to read the Review) Tamil Movies She is now the mother of a child and is stuck in household chores. The movie is about the life of Jaya Nigam, who was once the captain of the Indian National Kabaddi team. Panga is receiving appreciation from the critics and netizens as well as the audience. Also Read - Birthday Special: Kangana Ranaut Turns A Year Older Today, Checkout Her Best Bold And Glamorous Looks So Far - Watch However, the film has got positive reviews from the audience and the critics. The film’s box office collection might get affected after the leakage of the film. After a few hours of release, the notorious site Tamilrockershas leaked the film. Panga talks about the triumphs through tribulations of a kabaddi player, who decides to come back to playing the sport after marriage and motherhood when in her thirties and live her dream of representing the country. Helmed by Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari, the film is based on the life of a forgotten kabaddi player and her dreams.
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