Viduthalai

Fans of the actors and director, Vetri Maaran are an excited lot as the film has been in the making for a while now. Here are a few reasons why Viduthalai makes ...

This is the first time that Vijay Sethupathi is teaming up with Vetri Maaran for a film. Soori, who plays a police constable in the film, is roped in for an operation to catch Vaathiyar, a leader of a 'separatist' group. The film, which stars Soori and Vijay Sethupathi in the lead, is releasing in two parts, out of which the first part will drop in theatres in a span of a few hours.

Viduthalai: Part 1, the Tamil movie is based on B. Jeyamohan's short story Thunaivan and has screenplay by the writer, and director Vetrimaaran. The m.

In a way, the movie is a tribute to the poor and powerless. - Story: Viduthalai: Part 1 as mentioned is a film adaptation of Thunaivan, which inturn is based on the real life 1992 Vachathi case* - a grim episode of state-sponsored violence on a tribal-dominated area in Tamil Nadu. Viduthalai: Part 1 is also the first full length feature from Vetrimaaran in the last 3 and a half years, and here are five quick reasons to catch the film on the big screens:

The film has created huge anticipation among fans as it is the first release of the acclaimed director Vetri Maaran after a long time as his previous film ...

As this is the first part of the two-part film Viduthalai. The film has [Soori](https://www.galatta.com/topic/soori/) playing the lead and [Vijay](https://www.galatta.com/topic/vijay/) Sethupathi in an important role. As Vijay Stehupathi is playing an important role as Vaathiyaar in the film, fans are excited. The actor is well-known for taking up different roles and excelling in it to the tee. The trailer of Viduthalai shows Soori has done a promising role in the film as lead. Viduthalai is an upcoming film that is set to release in theatres on March 31.

Actor Soori, is awaiting the release of his film Viduthalai directed by Vetrimaaran, which is set to release in theatres on March 31.

Soori and Vijay Sethupathi play the main leads in the movie. Gautham Menon and Rajeev Menon are also seen in important roles in the movie. When asked about his experience working with Vijay Sethupathi for the third time, Soori was all praise for the Farzi actor and said that his knowledge when it comes to acting and other aspects of movie making is remarkable.

The film's casting — with Soori as the protagonist and Vijay Sethupathi in a pivotal role — has already created enough buzz with fans, who are waiting to ...

Until now, the two-parter films we have had in India (or maybe even the world) have all been in the fantasy / history zone. This may be the first time a ...

We won't be able to gauge the full impact of Viduthalai until we see the second part, but for now, what we have is a well-intentioned film that feels like it needed to cut deeper, far deeper. But then, the entirety of Part 1 is a lead-up to Part 2, and in the version I watched a few days before release, there's an epilogue where every single moment, every single line is a firecracker. (This has happened with Kaaka Muttai, too, and with many other "new-age" films.) If we are going to make movies that change the way the audiences (our audiences) perceive cinema, should we not also trust these audiences to accept these films without emotional spoon-feeding? During the scene of that train accident, for instance, the music keeps fighting with the ambient sounds (both dialogue and "atmosphere") for attention. And because of this rushed feeling, we do not get socio-political points that we do not already know about, points that could make us look anew at this story about cops who will resort to the most horrible means to get to their goal (i.e. We don't really feel the intensity of this relationship, which is crucial to the climax that intercuts scenes of Paapa with scenes of Kumaresan. This moment of realisation (for Kumaresan) is just wonderful, and it made me wish the rest of the love track had been written along these lines. It is a specific place set in the hillsides of southern Tamil Nadu, but it is also a microcosm of the State that encourages "development" and invites mega-corporations to invest in, say, mining infrastructure. Vetrimaaran sees the goodness and the innocence and the helplessness and the lack of confidence and the desperation and also the internal moral code the actor is able to project. The big name in the cast is Vijay Sethupathi (he does a kind of cameo appearance here, and he will be seen more in Part 2), but this is about the arc of the Soori character, a newbie cop named Kumaresan. They resort to violent means to push back against the government's development initiatives, because of the cost to the local people and the local ecosystem. The "bad guys" are the cops, the special task force set up to capture the leaders of a rebel group named Makkal Padai.

Viduthalai Part 1, is a 2023 Tamil-language period crime thriller film written and directed by Vetrimaaran. Produced by Elred Kumar under the banners of RS ...

[@sooriofficial](https://twitter.com/sooriofficial?ref_src=twsrc^tfw)is so earnest and [#VijaySethupathi](https://twitter.com/hashtag/VijaySethupathi?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc^tfw)is absolutely brilliant. [March 31, 2023](https://twitter.com/pudiharicharan/status/1641673895999578119?ref_src=twsrc^tfw) [31 March 2023 5:38 AM GMT](/buzz/viduthalai-part-1-twitter-review-vetrimaaran-never-fails-to-impress-18450) [#VetriMaaran](https://twitter.com/hashtag/VetriMaaran?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc^tfw)Sambavam 🔥🔥🔥🔥 [@sooriofficial](https://twitter.com/sooriofficial?ref_src=twsrc^tfw) [#ilayaraaja](https://twitter.com/hashtag/ilayaraaja?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc^tfw)BGM 🔥🔥 [@BhavaniSre](https://twitter.com/BhavaniSre?ref_src=twsrc^tfw) [#ViduthalaiPart1](https://twitter.com/hashtag/ViduthalaiPart1?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc^tfw)( 1st Half ) [https://t.co/nw8aEL1jXw](https://t.co/nw8aEL1jXw) [#ViduthalaiPart1FromToday](https://twitter.com/hashtag/ViduthalaiPart1FromToday?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc^tfw) [@ilaiyaraaja](https://twitter.com/ilaiyaraaja?ref_src=twsrc^tfw) [#ViduthalaiPart1](https://twitter.com/hashtag/ViduthalaiPart1?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc^tfw) [#Soori](https://twitter.com/hashtag/Soori?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc^tfw)& [#VJS](https://twitter.com/hashtag/VJS?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc^tfw)performance 👏👏 Elaborate, most detailed exploration of a flawed, Vetrimaaran’s most hard-hitting, brutal film on police brutality and abuse of power. This film was presented by RS Infotainment. Produced by Elred Kumar under the banners of RS Infotainment.

Directed by Vetri Maaran, the first part of 'Viduthalai'has hit the big screens today and the film opened with a great response from the audience. Her.

Also, the main surprise of the story will be unveiled in the second part, and the climax of the film will make the audience think about it till the release of 'Viduthalai 2'.

Vijay Sethupathi plays a challenging role, and he is going to be the main villain in the film and he will be the show stopper as his role is designed powerfully equal to the lead character. The talented actor has worked for his role in the film, and he has performed some risky stunts as well.

Are the makers of 'Viduthalai Part 1' trying for U/A?

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'Viduthalai' has been made in two parts and the first part of the film is expected to be an introduction to lead stars and a build-up for the sequel. 'Viduthalai' has been made in two parts and the first part of the film is expected to be an introduction to lead stars and a build-up for the sequel. The fresh duo has already promised an entertaining film for fans through songs, and Ilaiyaaraja's background music is going to make the film more intense.

Ilaiyaaraja has scored the music for 'Viduthalai', and the film marks the composer's first union with director Vetri Maaran. Soori, who has impressed fans through his comic roles in Tamil movies, tried hands as a lead hero for the first time with 'Viduthalai' and he played a cop in the film. The first part of the series is slated to release on March 31, and the film has received an A from the censor board. Vetri Maaran has made his dream project more focused, and it's going to be a raw film from a talented director. 'Viduthalai' is based on the novel 'Thunaivan', which was written by Jeya Mohan, and the film is about a young cop's sincerity. Vijay Sethupathi makes a stunning entry and he has a lesser screen time in the first part.

2. The immersive score composed by legendary music composer Ilaiyaraaja, including a symphony recorded with the Budapest Symphony Orchestra. ADVERTISEMENT. 3.

The film marks the third collaboration between RS Infotainment and Red Giant Movies after successful Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa and Ko. The epic climax action sequence shot on a grand scale, on par with commercial films starring top stars in Tamil cinema, setting the perfect lead for the second part of the movie. National Award-winning filmmaker Vettri Maaran's latest release Viduthalai: Part 1 hits the big screens today, and here are five reasons why you...

Directed by Vetri Maaran, the first part of 'Viduthalai'has hit the big screens today and the film opened with a great response from the audience. Her.

Also, the main surprise of the story will be unveiled in the second part, and the climax of the film will make the audience think about it till the release of 'Viduthalai 2'.

Vijay Sethupathi plays a challenging role, and he is going to be the main villain in the film and he will be the show stopper as his role is designed powerfully equal to the lead character. The talented actor has worked for his role in the film, and he has performed some risky stunts as well.

Are the makers of 'Viduthalai Part 1' trying for U/A?

Image Courtesy - Twitter

'Viduthalai' has been made in two parts and the first part of the film is expected to be an introduction to lead stars and a build-up for the sequel. 'Viduthalai' has been made in two parts and the first part of the film is expected to be an introduction to lead stars and a build-up for the sequel. The fresh duo has already promised an entertaining film for fans through songs, and Ilaiyaaraja's background music is going to make the film more intense.

Ilaiyaaraja has scored the music for 'Viduthalai', and the film marks the composer's first union with director Vetri Maaran. Soori, who has impressed fans through his comic roles in Tamil movies, tried hands as a lead hero for the first time with 'Viduthalai' and he played a cop in the film. The first part of the series is slated to release on March 31, and the film has received an A from the censor board. Vetri Maaran has made his dream project more focused, and it's going to be a raw film from a talented director. 'Viduthalai' is based on the novel 'Thunaivan', which was written by Jeya Mohan, and the film is about a young cop's sincerity. Vijay Sethupathi makes a stunning entry and he has a lesser screen time in the first part.

Filmmaker Vetrimaaran and producer Elred Kumar under his banner of RS Infotainment, bring us the first installment of their period crime thriller film ...

This is just an intro/character establishment to Part2-Main Picture. Intro single shot super. [March 31, 2023] 👌 [March 31, 2023] My heart was in my mouth for the last 40 minutes. The movie opened in theatres all over the world on March 31, 2023. Yet another interesting element is the music composed by Ilaiyaraaja, where he collaborates with Vetrimaaran for the first time. Vetrimaaran brings forth his BEST film till date, a pulse pounding and absolutely riveting masterpiece that does not allow you to take your eyes off the screen. [https://t.co/kfs5uSg2cW] [https://t.co/8rvzVtYpeG] [March 31, 2023] Ilaiyaraaja composed the score, and R. The silver screen witnessed an intense clash of titans as Vetrimaaran's Viduthalai locked horns with Simbu starrer Pathu Thala. The air was thick with anticipation as movie buffs eagerly waited to see which film would come out on top.

His last film Asuran with Dhanush was a blockbuster hit. Now his next film Viduthalai Part 1 with Soori and Vijay Sethupathi is released worldwide today. This ...

The legend will definitely feel happy for this tremendous piece of film making from his student Vetrimaaran and bless him with the strength to give more such films in future as well. This is definitely a Masterpiece from the masters of Tamil film industry Vetrimaaran and Ilayaraja. Vetrimaaran is one such film maker who takes his own time to prepare the screenplay of a film.

Viduthalai Part 1 is directed by Vetrimaaran and is a riveting cop drama set on the Tamil Nadu-Karnataka border. Soori has delivered a stellar performance, ...

The main highlight of this film is Soori, as he has delivered a stellar performance as Kumaresan. He joins the E company as a jeep driver and his duty is to deliver food to all the police who are based in the checkposts in the forest. The beauty of the film lies in these layers and there are some scenes that flow so naturally that you realize its importance, like the actor on screen, much later. It is a completely different story in a different setting. Do the police catch Perumal and his men? A police camp, headed by Ragavendar (Chethan), has been established there in order to catch the key leaders of a terrorist outfit called Makkal Padai (People's Army) headed by someone named Vaathiar aka Perumal (Vijay Sethupathi).

The first segment of Viduthalai is set in 1987 and is loosely based on a Jeyamohan short tale. It is essentially a tale of the loser. vijay sethupathi is ...

[people](/search/topic?searchType=search&searchTerm=POPULATION)than Visaranai did. For instance, during the scene of that [train](/search/topic?searchType=search&searchTerm=TRAIN)accident, the [music](/search/topic?searchType=search&searchTerm=MUSIC)is constantly competing for focus with the background noise (which includes both dialogue and "atmosphere"). It demonstrates the [degree](/search/topic?searchType=search&searchTerm=DEGREE)to which this world is cruel to both animals and (subsequently) people. [media](/search/topic?searchType=search&searchTerm=MEDIA)and government-disseminated propaganda? Because of the harm that the government's development initiatives bring to the [local](/search/topic?searchType=search&searchTerm=LOCAL LANGUAGE) [population](/search/topic?searchType=search&searchTerm=POPULATION)and ecosystem, they turn to violent means of protest. [people](/search/topic?searchType=search&searchTerm=POPULATION)are excellent.

The department launches "Ghost Hunt," an operation to capture Vaathiyaar (Vijay Sethupathi), the leader of the activist group, and impede their progress. While ...

must watch, there might be a slight documentary feel in some scenes, but in the end, if you are a cinema lover or a fan of Director Vetrimaaran's films you'll definitely fall in love with this film. It stays true to Vetri Maaran's style and artistry, making audiences eager for the sequel. While there are occasional technical flaws, they are forgivable given the film's scale and the terrain it was shot in. While there are instances of police brutality, Vetri Maaran's portrayal is neutral, showcasing both sides of the issue. Vetri Maaran, known for his compelling writing and staging, delivers another engrossing narrative with Viduthalai Part 1. Caught in the crossfire, Kumeresan has no choice but to pursue Vaathiyaar to save numerous lives.

Vetrimaaran's much-awaited movie Viduthalai Part 1 was released on Friday. It features Soori, Gautham Vasudev Menon, Vijay Sethupathi, Chetan and Bhavani ...

A filmmaker whose films (in the past) glorified cop killings now plays a cop in a film that exposes police brutality in the most hard-hitting fashion. Apart from throwing the spotlight on police brutality, the story also discusses the state of politics in Tamil Nadu in the 1990s. Cut to next shot, we see a bus being frisked at a check post and the police shoot down two men (for carrying weapons) in cold blood when they try to flee the scene. Viduthalai questions the ethics behind police brutality in the most uncomfortable, unflinching fashion. The film, which is definitely not for the faint-hearted, is an elaborate, detailed exploration of abuse of power and it dives deep into the psyche of a man, an honest police constable, who is torn between his job and seeking the truth. [Vijay Sethupathi](https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/vijay-sethupathi/page-6)), the leader of the local separatist group called Makkal Padai (People’s Army).

Soori has completely justified Vetrimaaran's immense faith in him, not only with his dedication but his talent too. , Tamil Movie News - IndiaGlitz Tamil ...

The romance between Soori and Bhavani Sre is integral to the narration and serves as the anchor for the former to the lengths that he goes to capture Vaathiyaar. Similarly Thamizh who is the co-director of this film already dealt with the plight of the constable in 'Taanaakaran'. Vetrimaaran has once again impressed with his vision, authenticity, intensity, balanced politics and the handwork in the making. The couple of romance songs only elongate the length of the film. At the same time his lens also get close enough to register the inner turmoil of the protagonist through his eyes. It is all Makkal Selvan in the few glimpses we get of 'Viduthalai 2' at the end and the crowd cant stop cheering for this rare actor who is a true boon to filmmakers of substance like no other. Chethan as the sadistic cop and the rest of the cast have performed neatly. What works best in 'Viduthalai 1' is the intensity and detailing that goes into every scene. Right from his loving voiceover explaining the happenings to his mother through letters to falling in love with Bhavani Sre to suffering humiliation at the hands of the cops he moves the audience with his emoting. 'Viduthalai' set in 1987 begins with Kumaresan (Soori) a fresh recruit police constable arriving at his base camp which is situated in a dangerous forest area. Vetrimaaran is one of the few filmmakers from the South who has maintained his cent percent hit rate critically as well as commercially for more than a decade and a half. Whether this intense socio political action thriller satisfy his fans only or cause his intended debate in the society remains to be seen.

10 key highlights from an early show of Vetri Maaran's hard hitting drama co-starring Vijay Sethupathi.

This feeling of true and unnerving discomfort is never quite delivered again by the film, which sprints through much of its screenplay. Ilaiyaraaja’s comforting music is an interesting choice that offsets the film’s grit and spirit. The film rushes through most of its scenes through fast cuts, never letting us breathe or internalise an atrocity, before which another one is thrown at us to chew on. Vijay Sethupathi makes a special appearance as Vaathiyar aka Perumal, the leader of the insurgent outfit, the history of which is conveyed through a taut animated sequence, diegetic radio sounds and political speeches. “Aren’t we here to serve and help the people,” he recurrently asks even when he is often reminded of his place (“Naamala varumai naala policekaaranga aanom: Poverty drove us to become cops,” an officer tells him). With Viduthalai Part 1, Vetri Maaran is back on familiar turf, placing a piercing human drama in the middle of a powerful struggle against systemic oppression.

Viduthala review: Vetrimaaran is back with another film about police brutality that is heart-wrenching and might be a hard watch if you prefer your safety ...

Everyone is a cog in the wheel of this giant institution that spins only to wield power. He is also adamant when it comes to what is right and wrong. Viduthalai is set in the 80s in a fictional village on a forested hill. A poster on the bridge claims that it was done by Makkal Padai (People’s Army), a militant outfit that is headed by a faceless man named Perumal aka Vaathiyaar (teacher). All this gore is to evoke a sense of anger towards the perpetrators, who bombed the bridge killing these innocent people. Then again, in an industry where violence has become synonymous with heroism, Vetri is one of the few filmmakers who depict violence as it should be.

Director Vetri Maaran's latest outing which revolves around police brutality, may not be as raw as Visaaranai, but is definitely a disturbing watch.

Throughout the film, Kumaresan has to bear the brunt of one of his actions as he did not cower in front of Raghavendar, thus giving a peek of how a police constable like Kumaresan is treated by the authorities. Some of the scenes can seem like sheer torture to watch, but it looks like the director wanted to depict the violence as it is. The film's cinematography deserves a special mention as Velraj seems to be in his element. However, there is a huge roadblock to the project, courtesy the Makkal Padai, who believe that development comes at the cost of depletion of natural resources and destruction of the ecosystem. The politicians have tied up with a mega corporation, which is all set to invest in infrastructure in the hilly terrain and in this case, mining. Viduthalai is set in 1987 when the Makkal Padai ( a separatist group) insurgency is at its peak in a hilly terrain of Tamil Nadu.