Oru Veettil promises to be a romantic, steamy song between the leads. Shivanandeeswaran’s cuts provide a neat product on hand. The background score keeps the energy level upbeat, but tends to get noisy and overpowering at times. Technically, Sathyan Sooryan’s camera works in tandem with Vinoth’s vision. Some might feel the film to be noisy and violent. Cliches in the love portion and excessive gore could have been avoided. Theeran guarantees a no holds barred entertainment for just about anyone, but it also comes with its share of pitfalls. Save for Sathyan and Manobala, most supporting actors are relatively new. Abhimanyu Singh playing the ruthless villain is the perfect foil to Karthi. The romance becomes a distraction, especially during the second half.īose Venkat in a meaty role brings his sharp expertise to the table. It starts refreshingly, but as the core story unfolds, typically the love track takes a backseat. Her love portion with Karthi works in parts. Rakul Preet in her brief appearance shows grace. Comparisons are bound to arise with Siruthai, but this performance stands fresh. Fit than ever and quick with his action moves, he has also seemingly worked on his voice modulation to make the titular character sound stern and rough. Karthi, donning the khakhi for the second time, is exceptional. Action director Dhilip Subbarayan deserves an applause for some breathtaking stunt sequences. The action sequences, in particular, have clicked really well. Two things work in favor of the film, the intense suspense drama and the pace in which Theeran travels. Like a persevering magician, he doesn’t throw all his tricks at you, but waits for the right time to unravel the backstories to the crime, one at a time, so that the viewing experience doesn’t get theoretical. One can hazard a guess at the in depth research from the director, which has helped him add elements that are informative and engaging. To what begins as another crime thriller gets really captivating as the narrative unfolds. The director wastes no time in starting his story right from where the credits roll. How many films have we seen where a cop goes beyond the line of duty to bring down a menacing, barbarous killer and his henchmen! Theeran Adhigaaram Ondru too belongs in that genre, talking about a gritty, honest police officer who stands against invincible dacoits.
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