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 Raayan film review

1. Dhanush turns actor, director and writer in his 50th film. This revenge thriller is interesting, but has some shortcomings. 'raayan' is a distinct milestone in Dhanush's career. This is his 50th film as an actor and his second as a director (after 'Pa Paandi'). He turns actor, director and writer in his 50th film. Has he achieved success as a filmmaker for the second time with 'Raayan'? Let's see!
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Kathavaryan aka Raayan's parents disappear for two days, so he has to take care of his two brothers and younger sister. This is where Raayan's fight begins. He wants to survive in this cruel world. He is not even afraid of death. Raayan and his siblings escape grave danger from their village and find a home in North Madras. 

 

Years later, Manikkam (Kalidas Jayaram) is the college-going younger brother, and Muthu (Sundeep Kishan) is a drunkard, angry vagabond of the area. Durga (a fiery Dushara Vijayan) is the darling of the house, who loves her elder brother, Raayan, very much. He is like a father figure and is wary of the consequences of his shortcomings and anger. He warns Muthu not to fall into the sujal (whirlpool). But Muthu's drunkard nature lands the Raayan family in trouble and trouble one after the other.

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Everyone knows that Dhanush is a wonderful actor. He proved his prowess in family dramas with his debut film 'Pa Paandi'. This family drama, in "Raayan", turns into a gripping revenge thriller that highlights the gangster culture. We know that Raayan is a dangerous man, just like Vetri Maaran's 'Asuran', but he doesn't let his anger get the better of him or let the devil hidden inside him come out. He wants to live a peaceful life and is willing to do anything for it.

 

Raayan is another case made up of two distinct parts. The first part establishes Raayan and his siblings, while the second deals with revenge and only revenge. The first part introduces the gangsters Sethu (SJ Suryah), Durai (Saravanan) and the police officer (Prakash Raj) and how the relationship between them affects the story.

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Dhanush's 50th film is a typical revenge story. The interval block shows his directorial skills. But as a writer, 'Raayan' lacks emotional depth. Emotions are important in revenge. The payoff moments don't hit as hard as intended, though there are many changes. There are many unresolved questions that are constantly unraveled in the second half. For example, there is never an explanation as to why Manikkam took such a big decision in the second part. This is why the film fails to be a great revenge thriller.

Dhanush has nevertheless made up for it with his acting. Similarly, Sandeep Kishan and Kalidas have also played great roles and lived up to them. Dushara Vijayan has given a brilliant performance in a thrilling role. The acting of Selvaraghavan, Prakash Raj and SJ Suryah makes it interesting. Recently, 'Raayan' is the name of a film that takes illegal routes while challenging the government to end police encounter killings and gangster culture. “Hindi raayan movie review "

Raayan is the latest name in the list of films that take illegal routes while challenging the government to end police encounter killings and gangster culture. Dhanush's 50th film is visually good. The climax fight, interval block and silhouette shots look great due to Om Prakash's brilliant cinematography. If Dhanush is a part of Raayan, R Rahman carries the film forward. His song and background score are perfect for it. 

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Raayan review