The director of the film, Vetrimaaran ... The movie acts as a continuation of a story that started off in Viduthalai Part 1 and further delves into the lives of its characters as well as ...

Director: Vetrimaaran So, yes, it may feel unfair, but it’s also true: the burden of being compelling weighs more heavily on a film like this than on safer, less confrontational work.

The director of the film, Vetrimaaran ... Show Full Article The movie acts as a continuation of a story that started off in Viduthalai Part 1 and further delves into the lives of its characters as ...

I sincerely thank Vetrimaaran ... the movie, creating a buzz among fans and cinephiles. One particular scene, featuring Soori and Bhavani, captured a humorous exchange between their characters.

While he didn’t directly mention Vijay Sethupathi and Trisha Krishnan, it’s widely expected that the duo will return as Ram and Jaanu—two characters whose emotional ... directed by Vetrimaaran, and is ...

Vetrimaaran's Viduthalai, which portrays a young cop and his journey among various characters in a rural town in Tamil Nadu.

Vetrimaaran's Viduthalai, which portrays a young cop and his journey among various characters in a rural town in Tamil Nadu.

We took a look back at some of the best action movies of all time and found some of our favorite examples of scenery-chewing, over-the-top villains.

There was a time when seeing horror movie villains such as Michael Myers or Jason Voorhees slashing up young, defenseless civilians was the genre’s main draw. However, these days, audiences have ...

Not all great movies rely on direct confrontations between heroes and villains. Some films craft tension by keeping the protagonist and antagonist apart, building suspense through unseen threats ...

That alone is a plan for a great movie and story, possibly even opening the door for a Flash cameo by the end. Giving a villain who is now looking to be heroic, a role in a new heroic organization?