asi (Arjun) sets out to Mumbai in search of the killers of his parents. He finds two of the three, and finishes them. A don appreciates his daring and audacity and he is quickly enlisted by the bhai. Elsewhere, there is Siva (Jagapathi), he is part of another gang.
Meanwhile, Kasi, who helps Anjali (Vedika) and her family, falls in love with her. Siva has a thing going with Meena (Gajala). The ganglords end up killing Siva's brother and Kasi's lover.
When Siva and Kasi come face to face, they realize they had been together in the prison before they had come to Mumbai. But still continue to have a go at each other
But in time, the duo resolve their differences of working for rival gangs and set out on the tracks of their common enemy.
For Arjun, it is a simple role. He has to sport a deadpan expression and go bang-bang. Jagapathi Babu, looking violent and mean, has come up with a very good performance. He fleshes out the different shades of his character very intelligently. In this macho movie, the girls, Vedika and Gajala, have nothing much to do. Sunil's comedy works in places.
The music of Imman is loud and has very little in terms of either mass song or melody. The camera work and the art deserve a special mention as Mumbai has been splendidly captured.
Arjun, as a director, knows what to give. But if only he had known how to moderate, Sivakasi could have benefited.
sivakasi (2006)
asi (Arjun) sets out to Mumbai in search of the killers of his parents. He finds two of the three, and finishes them. A don appreciates his daring and audacity and he is quickly enlisted by the bhai. Elsewhere, there is Siva (Jagapathi), he is part of another gang.
Meanwhile, Kasi, who helps Anjali (Vedika) and her family, falls in love with her. Siva has a thing going with Meena (Gajala). The ganglords end up killing Siva's brother and Kasi's lover.
When Siva and Kasi come face to face, they realize they had been together in the prison before they had come to Mumbai. But still continue to have a go at each other
But in time, the duo resolve their differences of working for rival gangs and set out on the tracks of their common enemy.
For Arjun, it is a simple role. He has to sport a deadpan expression and go bang-bang. Jagapathi Babu, looking violent and mean, has come up with a very good performance. He fleshes out the different shades of his character very intelligently. In this macho movie, the girls, Vedika and Gajala, have nothing much to do. Sunil's comedy works in places.
The music of Imman is loud and has very little in terms of either mass song or melody. The camera work and the art deserve a special mention as Mumbai has been splendidly captured.
Arjun, as a director, knows what to give. But if only he had known how to moderate, Sivakasi could have benefited.
