Adirindi movie review

5 reasons for see this movie.this is director 3rd film before 2 movies are blockbusters.in this film vijay performed 3roles.in Tamil also one of the biggest film.in Tamil collection more than 150cores gross profit in Tamil industry.in this movie sj Surya played villian role.before this movie sj Surya villian role in Spyder movie that movie also blockbuster.this movie explain medical issues.


Dr. Maaran (Vijay) attends an award ceremony honouring his humanitarian work as the "5-rupee doctor". He wears a shirt and veshti that could just as well be featured on a Ramraj ad. After picking up his award, he rebukes the advances of an "evil" doctor Arjun Zachariah (Hareesh Peradi), who is in the profession only for the money and not the service (Twister reference there for all three of you who get it).


One obligatory romance with Anu Pallavi (Kajal) later, we
understand how Maaran can fund his 5-rupee clinic. He makes money appear from thin air, apparently. He is a magician. An awestruck Kajal asks no questions, and attends his sold-out opera-house-filling performance. The show has Arjun die in what seems like an incident of magic-gone-wrong, but is actually a murder.


Brilliant doctor, mesmerizing magician, lover and cold-blooded murderer? How does Maaran find the time to do all this when I can't even write two reviews a day? Is it all him or is there something or someone else at play here?


While you're asking these questions, the film quickly reveals that the magician is not Maaran but his brother who avenges him and the many civilians who die of medical negligence, by kidnapping the medical professionals responsible for it - a man with nothing but adrenaline and tears coursing through his veins, Vetri (Vijay) - a spitting image of Maaran.

Adhirindi is a film constantly pegged back by its political
ambitions. From the introductory scene which has Vijay doing push-ups to the MGR workout album to him beating GST's face to a pulp to him informing the audience of how public healthcare can be improved, the movie is an out-and-out political statement. But while the statement itself carries no malice, a movie - above all things - needs to be a movie, and that's where this one fails.


Transitioning from the distinction-free brothers to a focused figurehead of a village in the second half is the exact dose of adrenaline this film and its lead needed. Vijay is given a naïve yet deeply emotional character (his strengths) to sink his teeth into, with Nithya Menon playing off him to great effect. Atlee's skill at developing tight bonds between his characters with a dollop of humour, while predictable, is quite welcome. The movie quickly builds itself a narrative crux while also introducing a bad guy with panache and a fitting name, Daniel Arokiaraj (S J Suryah). Bolstered by Vijay's stern resolve and Suryah's hamming his material up to a tee, the movie cleverly
intertwines the political with the human.



In this movie background music also good.now a days background music is running total movie.ar rahaman gives good songs and total cast performed well.back ground music shows the feelings about movie.


Review master rating :4/5