We usually see star heroes get huge openings on the first day but there are only a few big directors have their own brand which drives the audience into theatres. Rajamouli, Trivikram and Sukumar are some of those directors who gained star status in Tollywood. But all of them are known for their mainstream film with a lot of commercial ingredients. They work with big heroes all the time.
But Vetrimaaran is one director who makes raw and rustic movies with strong content. He developed a cult following over the years and no matter who he casts, his movies always get good reception at the box office. He makes movies which are not mainstream and prefers to make movies in his own style. He made a film titled ‘Viduthalai’ and casted comedian Suri as the hero. This intense drama had Vijay Sethupathi playing a key role. This period drama revolves around the hierarchy in police department and what steps they take in their fight against Naxalites and terrorists. Vetrimaaran made it as details and honest as possible.
He warned the kids and people with sensitive mindset to stay away from this movie which provides an idea about the level of violence and intense scenes it contains. Ilayaraja composed the music and the performances along with technical quality took the film to another level. Vetrimaaran is known for showing the difficulties of backward sections in the society and he did the same in ‘Viduthalai’ as well. Vijay Sethupathi delivered an astounding performance and even Simbu’s ‘Pathu Thala’ is getting affected by this movie according to trade reports. With the super hit talk, the makers are planning to dub the film in Telugu as well and release it on 7th April. Vetrimaaran’s ‘Vada Chennai’ and ‘Asuran’ were not released in Telugu and people who love such intense dramas should not miss ‘Viduthalai’ if it releases in Telugu.
