Ellam Avan Seyal

<p>The basic premise is of a lawyer doling out his brand of justice on criminals whom he himself had acquitted from the courts. The story is centered on Lakshman Krishna alias LK, an enigmatic yet renowned criminal lawyer with an even more enigmatic mission. LK helps out hardened criminals get away from court by lying that there is no proof of their crimes. But later, he pursues and takes them out in a bizarre show of vigilante justice. It was then that the case of Mirchi Girls, a band of spoilt, rich NRI girls, reaches him. Mirchi Girls are the main people accused in the murder of Chinthamani, their college mate, an innocent girl from a conservative background. Veeramani, Chinthamani’s old father, is fighting hard for justice and is represented by Advocate Anbukarasu, a public prosecutor who is famous for his unique style of argument. After a long court battle, LK succeeds in bringing the judgement in favor of Mirchi Girls. He finds out that the people who committed Chinthamani’s murder were none other than Anbukarasu and the college principal David Williams. Chinthamani was sent to David’s house, but she was locked in a room there and made to have sex with him. Then, Anbukarasu interferes, locks the door, and rapes her all day. Covered in lust, she is killed by them after they rape her for hours. LK, in his own violent way, kills David and Anbukarasu to deliver justice to Chinthamani and Veeramani. As per the film’s opening credits: is the remake of the -language film , which starred and was also directed by . The filming was held at Chennai, Ernakulam, Vishakapatnam and Pollachi. Songs by . The theme song “Asathoma Sadgamaya”, which was composed by , was reused from the . noted “The problem with Shaji Kailas’s a remake of his own is its non-happening, unbelievable and infantile script which is dark and dreary”. wrote “Depending entirely on a strong story and his narrative skill, Shaji Kailas keeps you quite engrossed with “. wrote “The script (credited to Shaji Kailas) is taut, but also demands unwavering attention, barring which you might feel that the person is being murdered twice by different people. The movie does not keep you on tenterhooks throughout, which must ideally be the case for a thriller, but it does not bore you too”. Kanmani of praised the acting of star cast, Vidyasagar’s score, Vadivelu’s humour dialogues and screenplay but felt too many flashbacks confuses the viewers.</p>