Production: Kiccha
Story, Screenplay, Dialogues and direction: Kiccha
Star-casts: Sathyaraj, Megha Nair, Goundamani, Shanmugharajan and many others.
Music: Srikanth Deva
Age factors don’t seem to be a great obscure for Sathyaraj and he seems to be cool performing various roles churning out film to film. If he had come up with an exceptional role of a 60 year old man, this flick presents him as a normal hero that’s appealing for masses…
With a simple and already seen script, Thangam is nothing special of its kind, but it’s just a thing that makes it highlighted, comedian Goundamani. This veteran ace comedian backs with an extraordinary comedy tracks and moreover Kiccha perfectly adds the necessary elements of a perfect entertainer…
The story of Thangam goes this way…
The film opens with Thangam (Sathyaraj) getting freed from prison and returning to his hometown. On his way to home back, the flashback what made Thangam to be put behind bars? Delhi Kumar and ‘Pithamaghan’ Mahadevan are good friends who have earned good respects in the village due to their care of well being of village people. Thangam is the son of Delhi Kumar and Mahadevan’s son is Shanmugarajan, but they aren’t friends as their fathers. Shanmugarajan is an evil doer and gets punished by Thangam during most of the times when he attempts for something bad. Waiting for a right chance, Shanmugarajan has his evil deed casted on Thangam is sent behind the bars. After returning from prison after punishment period, Thangam has to face another shock and that’s death of his younger sister for whom he had sacrificed many things… Thangam’s uncle (Goundamani) reveals what had happened to him when he was behind the bars… Soon Thangam vows to take seek revenge on the entire family that had made their lives gloomy….
Kiccha exerting same tempo for the flick wins the laurels, but he is a looser when he misses out of logical aspects. Though filled with lots of absurdities, the entertaining factors doesn’t make audiences’ attention from getting scattered…
Goundamani remains as main limelight right from the beginning till the climax striking with rib-trickling comedy tracks along with Sathyaraj. Megha Nair does justice to her job performing the best and that goes well with other performers too.
Thangam gets back the audience inserting in them a feel of watching a good movie made before a decade like Maman Magal, Pangali and many others…
Srikanth Deva has tuned melodies of his own kind and seems like he has been concentrating only on background scoring…
On the whole, Thangam is a movie that can be watched along with family members to enjoy killing your time. If you felt all over the week with hectic works, you can watch this movie relaxing during the weekend…
Bottom Line : appealing entertainer for massesVerdict: A good entertainer…