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Villu Movie Review

By Siddhartha

There is nothing new in Ayangaran International's villu. The same old story of a son taking revenge on the bad guys who were responsible for killing his father. The treatment given by the director prabhu deva is also nothing new when compared to his previous hit "Pokkiri". Infact Villu is like re-visiting Pokkiri in a new version with slight modifications to the story line.

Pugazh (Vijay) comes into the scheme of things with a fight which raises the pulse of his die hard fans. Later similar to Pokkiri a song in which Prabhu Deva shakes a leg with vijay and the new addition to this one being Kushboo in a special apperance.

Jhanvi (Nayanthara) a foreign return girl to the village probably for her friend's marriage is all glamour in her introduction scene. As in all movies Pugazh and Jhanvi by design have come to the same marriage function and the usual boy meets girl episodes happen.

Vadivelu who has been roped in to do a seperate comedy track has overdone his role in this movie that his comedy scenes gets boring after a few sequences.

J D (Prakashraj) happens to be a notorious gangster who runs an empire in Munich and he happens to be the dad of Jhanvi. Jhanvi takes Pugazh to Munich to meet her dad where the both meet to exchange few words of ruthless revenge.

Then there is a twist in the movie when Pugazh conveys his motive behind falling in love with Jhanvi and when she comes to know of it she feels totally shattered.

Vijay has done nothing new in this movie except a few action sequences which would please his huge base of die hard fans. Nayanthara proves to be a total eye candy with her skimpy skirts and backless tops.

Devi Sri Prasad's music is nothing new and the same can be said of the screenplay by Prabhu Deva.

On the whole a perfect Villu for his fans but for others an average movie.
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