Siddharth is Karthi Subramaniam a youngster aided by a popular producer
looks to break into the cine industry by making a movie that banks on
the lives of a gangster, and to work on that he takes the thundering and
gruesome Psycho Sethu (Simha) as his case study. As he sets upon his
task along with his aide Poorni (Karunakaran) what follows is a cocktail
of action, thrills and comedy.
Cast: Siddharth, Lakshmi Menon, Bobby Simha, Karunakaran
Director: Karthik Subbaraj
Producer: Kathiresan
Music Director: Santhosh Narayan
Cinematography: Gavemic U Ary
Editing: Vivek Harshan
Run Time: 171 Minutes
Release Date: August 1st, 2014
Director: Karthik Subbaraj
Producer: Kathiresan
Music Director: Santhosh Narayan
Cinematography: Gavemic U Ary
Editing: Vivek Harshan
Run Time: 171 Minutes
Release Date: August 1st, 2014
Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Review Board
Jigarthanda is raw, clearly told and properly delivered. Every scene you see has a purpose, experimenting on the grounds of realism and relativity. When films about films miserably fail, this dessert will be a genuine crowd puller. With a list of actors, tons of shots and hundreds of applause evoking dialogues, Jigarthanda is a beautifully orchestrated story.
A film is an audio - visual narration of a story, event or an incident. The director has utilized the nuances and aspects of filmmaking to tell a gripping tale of hope, dream, vengeance and an out wittingly smart filmmaker.
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A film is an audio - visual narration of a story, event or an incident. The director has utilized the nuances and aspects of filmmaking to tell a gripping tale of hope, dream, vengeance and an out wittingly smart filmmaker.
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Ratings:3.25/5 Review By: IndiaGlitz
Taking a total U turn from his previous flick Pizza, Karthik takes the
sails of a gangster movie and predominantly strikes chord with Simha who
easily is the star performer. His menacing looks and body language is a
treat to watch; reminds a lot of Anurag Khashyap’s “Gangs of Wasseypur”
which had raw violence yet the audience enjoyed the movie thoroughly.
Considering the plot of the movie, the less you know before you enter
the theatres, the better.
After an intriguing first half where aspiration meets reality, the director weaves subplots one after another. A movie is never complete without little awesomeness squeezed between the main plots, and Jigarthanda has its share of it with lighter scenes between Siddharth and Karuna, the funny moments from Gangster’s sidekicks, a young lass who picks on Sarees and undoubtedly the end sequences
After an intriguing first half where aspiration meets reality, the director weaves subplots one after another. A movie is never complete without little awesomeness squeezed between the main plots, and Jigarthanda has its share of it with lighter scenes between Siddharth and Karuna, the funny moments from Gangster’s sidekicks, a young lass who picks on Sarees and undoubtedly the end sequences
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Ratings:3.25/5 Review By: Siddarth Srinivas - Cinema Lead
More than anything else, it is Karthik Subburaj's screenplay and
direction which keeps this Jigarthanda taste good till the end. You are
belted with thrills, comedy, drama and twists in what just might be the
right proportions. Jigarthanda is one of those films made with a
divergent notion. It is a story of passion and grit, coupled with
betrayal and relationships. After long, a movie about making a movie
will become a hit movie.
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