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23rd November 2012, 08:57 AM
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Originally Posted by
HonestRaj
true... he tried to be serious & humour.. which lets his performance down..
no where near to his nanban / ghajini performance in terms of humour..
whenever a comedian is shown in serious roles.. most times it is unintentional fun for us..
film has its flaws... Vijay & ARM's screenplay holds it till the end
Judging by what ARM had said of Sathyan's character, i guess he has got what he wanted. I guess it was largely intentional and except for the 'betermax' and couple of moments where he would be probing Vijay about the terrorist, Sathyan's character was never meant to be funny IMO.
Honest, one honest comment i have is, watching a movie like Thuppakki in theatres to watching at home first time, i guess makes a lot of difference.
But as you said, the movie is not without its flaws.
In admiration of Mr. Evergreen Young, Mr. Box Office, Mr. Dance, Mr. MASS - | Ilayathalapathy VIJAY |
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23rd November 2012 08:57 AM
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