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Thaandavam - Fails to Entertain

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What to expect: Beautiful locales and gorgeous looking Anushka and Amy Jackson

Highlights of the movie: Nothing in particular

Story: Shiva (Vikram) is a RAW agent who follows the trail of the bad guys to London from India. In London things change drastically that it changes Shiva’s world upside down. What he does to avenge the loss that he has suffered forms the crux of the story.

Why Should you see it: There is nothing that attractive in the film that actually pulls you to the theatre. The beautiful locales of London is well shot by Nirav Shah.

Drawbacks in the movie: An absolutely boring screenplay that even Vikram’s star power couldn’t help the film to be interesting. There are lots of scenes where logic has been defied and the ending looks very huffed up.

The Team: Story, Screenplay, Dialogues and Directon – A L Vijay, Music – G V Prakash Kumar, Cinematography – Nirav Shah, Editing – Anthony, Producers – Ronnie Screwala & Siddharth Roy Kapoor

Cast: Vikram, Anushka, Amy Jackson, Santhanam, Jagapathi Babu, Nasser, Saranya, M S Bhaskar, Lakshmi Rai

Duration : 2 hours and 45 minutes

Keepwrite Verdict: Thaandavam is a dull and boring film.

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