We’re done with the primary half of the Ajith starrer Vidaamuyarchi, and the primary half ends on a spine-chilling note, leaving you at the sting of your seats. The riveting plot, coupled with the extraordinary background rating and cinematography, adds to the macabre essence of the storyline. Thala Ajith inevitably does a lot of the heavy lifting together with his vulnerable yet determined performance.
The plot revolves around Arjun (Ajith) and Kayal (Trisha Krishnan), a pair trying to avoid wasting their failing marriage after a miscarriage. A piece trip to Azerbaijan takes a dangerous turn when Kayal is kidnapped by a criminal racket that has a menacing ulterior motive. Arjun has to go to any lengths to meet the demands of the kidnapper to avoid wasting his wife’s life.
Aside from Ajith, Trisha Krishnan delivers an acute performance in Vidaamuyarchi. She showcases all the varied shades of her character in probably the most realistic manner. Arjun Sarja and Regena Cassandra will probably have more room to perform within the film’s second half.
There’s never a dull moment in Vidaamuyarchi’s screenplay wherein the primary tension unfolds quickly. There aren’t any meandering sub-plots or any melodrama within the performances. We’re hooked on the conspiracy, which leaves us wanting for more.
Anirudh’s background rating hits a high note with this one while Om Prakash’s cinematography captures the somber and fervent tone of Azerbaijan. This has definitely raised our expectations for the second half.
So here was our quick post-interval review for Vidaamuyarchi. Now, let’s see how the second half of the movie goes. Take a look at this space to read your entire review soon!
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