Malayan – Movie Review

Cast: Karan, Shammu, Udayathara, Sarath Babu, Mayil Samy
Music: Dhina
Director: S Gopi
Producer: Threesome Movies

Malayan is yet another empty vessel from Karan & Co, that making big noise in recent times. Karan is really a good actor but always wasting his time and money in making C grade films without any minimum logic. For Karan, this kind of films will never helps him to grow up as a front line hero in the industry. Please try with some interesting story and just avoid the usual, outdated heroism!

Malayan story is loosely weaves on the threads of an accident recently held in Sivakasi fire works (a real story, may be!) industry.

Sarath Babu is a Kind heart master of workers, who is having his own crackers manufacturing unit at Sivakasi. Karan is working as a loyal servant under him and wins his heart with his sincerity. At a stage Shammu, a big mouth mischievous girl enters in his life.

Rajan B Dev and Sakthikumar, the owners of rival group MSK Sons takes Sarath Babu as their arch rival in the competition. One day, the rival group set fires on Sarath Babu’s factory and makes it to a cruel blast. It costs the life of Karan lover and many workers. But most of the people think that that was an accident. Later Karan investigates the blast in his own way and exposed the conspirasy behind the blast in the climax.

The movie is interesting in bit and pieces, but the usual logicless screenplay make viewers tired very soon.

Hero Karan is irritating in many scenes with his mediocre performance. His lead pair Shammu’s acting also not much impressive. Ganja Karuppu and Mayilsamy tries to tickle right from the start till the end, but the later only clicks well. Udayathara is wasted in an unimpressive role.

Sarath Babu, Rajan and Sakthi Kumar perform well in their roles.

Technically there is nothing special to mention in the film. The camera work and editing are very average and Dhina’s music is a complete crap.

For Karan, it is the time to review his existing projects and he must be comes up with strong and interesting script.

For debutant director Gopi, it’s better luck next time man!