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Full marks to Venkat for cleverly using a complicated concept in a 'masala film' template and emerging a winner. 'Maanaadu' doesn't begin extraordinarily but once it gets into its groove, it doesn't have dull moments. The film speaks of Islamophobia and communal violence but keeps its opinion on the surface level.Д®ven as the incidents keep repeating, editor Praveen KL, working in his 100th film, ensures the story doesn't drag. This approach works well, given the film's story and Silambarasan aces the role. It doesn't give Silambarasan opportunity to deliver punchlines or shine in ambitious action sequences. This is a film that doesn't look at heroism in a conventional manner. Suryah's typical wacky and over the top performance is entertaining. The face-offs between Silambarasan and Suryah are great fun.

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The movie moves at breakneck pace and Venkat adds timely twists in the narrative, the biggest of them involves SJ Suryah's character Dhanushkodi, a corrupt police officer.

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The film comes on the back of Pawan Kumar's crafty Telugu web series 'Kudi Yedamaithe' (streaming on Aha) which also explored the time loop idea. He is stuck in a loop and he has a task - to stop the assassination of Tamil Nadu chief minister (SA Chandrasekhar). In 'Maanaadu', Abdul Khaliq returns from Dubai and relives one day's incidents multiple times. He makes a focused thriller with a small dose of comedy complimenting a tight screenplay. Venkat, for the first time, isn't interested in generating just big laughs. Starring Silambarasan a.k.a Simbu, the political thriller based on the time loop concept, is an engaging ride.

The sequel of 'Chennai 600028' was a desperate attempt to taste success but the it failed to bring him back in the limelight.ДЇor a filmmaker struggling for form, 'Maanaadu' could put Venkat back on track. His trademark touch was missing in 'Biriyani' (2013) and 'Massu Engira Masilamani' (2015). But Venkat's brush with star films weren't as effective as you expected. 'Mankatha' (2011), despite the convoluted screenplay and convenient story, worked due to its stylish quotient and Ajith's star power.

Not to forget, his films had scenes that were hilarious parodies of Tamil classics. Bromance sparkled in his thrillers and his funny scenes had a great influence of music. He wrote quirky characters who revelled in unusual and dangerous situations. His films ('Chennai 600028', 'Saroja' and 'Goa') didn't just depend on crackling dialogues. Venkat Prabhu's brand of comedy was a refreshing change in Tamil cinema. Her popular Telugu and Tamil movies are Attarintiki Daredi, Baava, Massu Engira Masilamani, and Enakku Vaaitha Adimaigal. In 2015, she co-starred alongside Mahesh Babu in the Telugu film Brahmotsavam. Cast: Silambarasan, SJ Suryah, Kalyani Priyadarshan Pranitha Subhash is popular for acting in Kannada, Telugu, and Tamil language movies.She made her debut as an actress with the Kannada film Porki, which was released in 2010. She then appeared in a number of financially successful Telugu and Tamil films, including Baava (2010), Attarintiki Daredi (2013), Massu Engira Masilamani (2015) (opposite Suriya), and Enakku Vaaitha Adimaigal (opposite Jai).