Recently PVP Cinemas has taken over Rajapattai from Singamala Ramesh's SP Creations. Viswanath will appear as Vikram's father. Yuvan Shankar Raja will score music and Madhie is the cinematographer of this complete action thriller.
Deeksha has revealed that she will play the role of a modern IT professional Abhinaya will also be seen in a prominent role. The film is expected be a complete action entertainer with the right mix of humour and logic.
Beautiful looking Deeksha Seth gets a forgettable role in her debut movie in Tamil, while K Viswanath ensures some interesting moments. His get-ups and satirical act are good, but they dont add anything to the fare. Rajapattai is directed by Suseendran and sexy siren Deeksha Seth, who created waves in Tollywood within a short time, will make her Kollywood debut with this film. Vikram tries his best to lift the movie, but the script didnt give him much scope. In Rajapattai, Vikram plays the role of a gym instructor who comes to the city with a dream of becoming a big villain in Tamil films. Touted to be a complete mass entertainer, Vikram will appear in several interesting get ups for a song in the film. Overall, Rajapattai is a tiring ride on an improper road.At a recent press meet held in Chennai, Vikram has assured that his upcoming film Rajapattai will be a treat for his fans. He had a good storyline, and a hero with proven credentials. Unfortunately, Rajapattai has turned out to be a poor show, and the director is to be blamed. Then he proved his credentials as a commercial director in Nan Mahaahn Alla, followed by an off-beat movie Azhagarsamiyin Kuthirai which was also received well. Suseenthiran made his debut with "Vennila Kabadi Kuzhu, which was critically acclaimed. Yuvan Shankar Raja disappoints with his songs. Sana is impressive in her maiden outing in a stereotype role. His get-ups and satirical act are good, but they don't add anything to the fare. Vikram tries his best to lift the movie, but the script didn't give him much scope. Everything is predictable - so there's no suspense, no brilliance and no thrills. The rest of the movie shows how the hero fulfills the mission. A close look at songs from Rajapattai, which marks Vikrams return to commercial cinema: Podi Paiyan Polave - Listen here Singer: Haricharan Lyricist: Yugabharathi Simplicity is the best decoration. Also Read - RRR, Valimai, Beast, KGF 2 and more South movies headed for release get set for summer vacation with Ajith, Vijay, Yash and others – view pics Vappa is the most dreaded underworld person, but Murugan is ready for the challenge. But there is another powerful person called Vappa (Pradeep Rawat), acting as the brain behind Ranganayaki. He is ready to fight with the politician come what may. Murugan is now determined to get the land back. Ranganayaki manages to deceive the old man despite Murugan's resistance. But Dakshinamoorthy doesn't want to give his land, as he runs an orphanage in that place. Chidambaram wants to gift land to Ranganayaki (Sana), a minister and a land mafia, who promises to make him an MLA in return. He meets a noble-hearted but helpless Dakshinamoorthy (K Viswanath) and saves him from the clutches of his own son Chidambaram (Avinash), who wants to grab his father's assets to get political mileage. Anal Murugan (Vikram) is a gym boy who acts as stuntman in cinema and dreams of becoming a villain on screen. But his efforts fail to make any impact as the script has no life in it. Vikram, with his toned physique, dons different get-ups and handles the fighting sequences stylishly. Pavithra Shrinivsana feels Tamil film Rajapattai doesnt really boast of any memorable music. Also Read - Allu Arjun's Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo, Vijay Sethupathi's Vikram Vedha and 5 more blockbuster South movies being remade in Bollywood Not even Vikram's charming presence could save the film. The stunts by Anal Arasu and the cinematography by Madhie are the only saving grace for the film. The story, script, romance, item song, the characterisation - everything has been poorly conceived and executed. Director Suseenthiran, known for presenting films with different themes, has failed to impress with his new offering Rajapattai, which means 'the path of the king', has turned out to be a poor show in terms of story, script and performances.