Ajith and Siva have worked together for the fourth time in Viswasam - this time the pair has returned to their village format. The film has greater likeness with their first trip, Veeram, regarding the fixings included for fans and family viewers. Like the last mentioned, this also is set at a village which has its hero cherished by the villagers for his trustworthiness and helping nature.
Thookku Durai (Ajith) is the dear of his family and lives by
his own guidelines. His life changes when Niranjana (Nayanthara) visits his
village for a medical camp. In spite of the fact that they two have
differentiating characters, they get hitched as Niranjana firmly trusted that
they would make a decent combine. Be that as it may, Durai's hurriedness in making
choices and reluctance in remaining from settling debate even in the wake of
turning into a dad hurt their relationship. A disillusioned Niranjana moves to
Mumbai with their little girl to guarantee a superior and better life for her.
Durai, who has been always asked by his relatives to begin a
new life, goes to Mumbai to meet her and his little girl whom he hasn't met for
very nearly 10 years. After reaching Mumbai, he discovers that his girl's life
is in danger. Gautham Veer (Jagapathi Babu), a slanted business magnate, needs
her life as he trusts she's the explanation behind his little girl's evil
wellbeing. How Durai shields her little girl from Gautham frames whatever
remains of the story. The screenplay has been created in such an approach to
satisfy both the star's fans and family crowd. There are scenes where Ajith
fans go joyful while there are sufficient enthusiastic components that run
couple with the story. A message, as well, is conveyed towards the end.
In the wake of playing an overwhelming hero in consecutive
films, it's a much needed development for Ajith as there are many scenes where
different characters rule him in the story. His part as a gushing dad after
Yennal Arindhaal will be slurped up by the individuals who love their family.
Nayanthara and Baby Anikha are alternate spines of the film, on account of
their great exhibitions. In spite of the fact that a better than average
excursion with remaining artistes like Vivekh, Thambi Ramaiah and Robo Shankar,
as well, conveying what's normal from them, the film doesn't have anything new
to offer. The film pursues the standard format in its portrayal and changes
track at a point remembering to achieve all areas of gathering of people. The
plot additionally ends up unsurprising once the genuine story unfurls. Be that
as it may, the absence of obvious defects make it a onetime watcher.
Movie: Viswasam
Rating: 3.5/5
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