VILLU - POWERFULLU ( yes, more powerful than poison!! )

Wow!! This is the first time I have completely understood the meaning of several words, from a movie rather than from a dictionary. Referring to a dictionary ofcourse, would have not cost me Rs.100( 60 for the ticket and 40 for the popcorn that helped me pull through the ordeal, alive ).. Still the experience was unique!! The words whose meanings became crystal clear to me were:

1. Sub-standard


2. Boring


3. Stupid


4. Illogical


5. Moronic..............

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Well the list goes on and I hate to have so many bad words in my blog..

The movie started off with an old flower-seller telling why she loves the super-hero whose primary job is flying in the air with the help of the special effects technician and fracturing the villains' hands with nothing so much as a grasp! After an intro song blasted through the speakers, our hero saves a villain from the police and (supposedly) kills him. Then he attends a wedding in a village, where his presence is not explained in any place. The village scenes were the most irritating ones. The female who is supposed to play the role of the heroine does nothing other than sport variations of swimsuits and fall victim to the hero's antiques to make her love him. No one with common sense can stand watching the heroine experiencing an electric shock and vibrating to and fro, kissing the hero; if that wasn't enough, the comedian, who is wasted in this movie, also joins the kissing club. PATHETIC!!!

The pair then make a transit to Munich. Well, here starts the copycat job. Bits of Billa can be seen in most of the scenes, with the swift use of weapons. Atleast Ajith sported classic suits which looked far better than the garish ones this super-hero dons. Vijay even brings back to memory that he is a kuruvi when he hangs by the wing of an aircraft and kills a villain.

Top Question: What is the role of the heroine in this movie?
Answer: Entertaining the hero after each murder he commits, by singing and dancing with him, being scantily clothed.

A series of killings and stress-reliever songs later, we learn of the super-hero's tragic past of having his army-major father wrongly labelled as a traitor posthumously. And where in India does the wife of such a man get tatooed 'Desa Drohi Manaivi' ('Wife of Traitor') on the forehead?? SILLY!!

As we all would have guessed, the hero then successfully kills the last of the villains ( the brilliant actor Prakashraj's potential is not at all used.. It's bad to see him wasted, after his great "Hai Chellam" villain character ), after making him confess that he and the other villains were the original criminals and our super-hero's dad was impeccable.

The story ends on a happy note( I was not happy because the hero achieved his ambition, but because the film finally got over in 2.5 hrs!! ).. :-D

But what happened to the pity-inducing comedian and the heroine whose scenes were left hanging as such??

Atleast something could've been made out of the fact that the heroine was the daughter of the main villain.. She could've been made to ACT atleast in one scene.. Hmmm...

Simple Bottomline: DO NOT WATCH IT, EVEN IF U R JOBLESS FOR 2.5 HRS.