Agilan Review: With the exception of “Comali,” actor Jayam Ravi has had some disappointments with his films. With the success of Mani Ratnam’s epic historical drama “Ponniyin Selvan -1,” he received a boost once more. After numerous delays, the producers of “Agilan” have decided to release the film in theatres in light of PS-1’s box office success.
The trailer was previously released by the filmmakers, but as the film was repeatedly delayed, they decided to release another trailer to pique viewers’ interest. Today marks the film’s official release in theatres. Let’s examine Agilan in greater detail to determine whether Jayam Ravi can once more enthral theatregoers.
Story
Agilan assists smugglers operating near North Madras Sea Port while working in the port. To continue his work, he must contend with a police officer and a few other challenges. Upon the arrival of a new police officer, Agilan is surrounded by changes.
Cast & Crew
Jayam Ravi plays the protagonist role in the Agilan movie, with Priya Bhavani Shankar and Tanya Ravinchandran playing his co-stars. The film’s cast also features Madhusudhan Rao, Tarun Arora, Hareesh Peradi, and Chirag Jani.
N Kalyana Krishnan is the film’s director, while Screen Scene Media Entertainment Pvt Ltd is in charge of production. Sam CS wrote the soundtrack for this film, and Vivek Anand was in charge of the photography. The movie’s editing is handled by N Ganesh Kumar.
| Movie Name | Agilan |
| Director | N Kalyana Krishnan |
| Music Director | Sam CS |
| Producer | Screen Scene Media Entertainment Pvt Ltd |
| Genre | Action, Thriller |
| Cast | Jayam Ravi, Priya Bhavani Shankar, Tanya Ravichandran and others |
| Cinematography | Vivek Anand |
Verdict
The Agilan movie establishes the major characters gradually before launching into the main plot. You risk having a negative theatre experience if you provide any storyline details. A few good battle scenes and sequences in the first half of the film will amuse a large audience. Expectations for the second half will undoubtedly increase after the interval block.
In line with expectations, the film delivers some enjoyable scenes in the second half leading up to a satisfying ending that will leave us feeling as like we saw a worthwhile film.
Jayam Ravi once again gave his all during his acting performances and delighted the crowd with his timing. He deserves praise for pursuing a variety of topics rather than limiting himself to commercial artists. Tanya Ravichandran and Priya Bhavani Shankar only had minor roles in the film; they performed the tasks required of them. Every other actor performed as needed for the characters.
Technically, Agilan looks alright. Although Sam CS’s songs aren’t all that great, he once again showed his talent for creating background music. Vivek Anand’s cinematography may have been more effective. Excellent production values.
With Agilan, director N Kalyana Krishnan attempted to introduce a new genre of commercial entertainment and was successful.
Agilan is an action thriller that should be seen in a theatre overall.
Plus Points:
- Jayam Ravi
- Background Music
Minus Points:
- Cinematography
- Few over the top scenes
Rating: 3/5
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