Story, Synopsis, Trivia, Dialogues for Thulli Vilayadu (2013)
Thulli Vilayadu is a 2013 Indian Tamil costume drama film released on Jun 28, 2013. The film is directed by Vincent Selva.
Three friends - an aspiring businessman, a wannabe actor and a small-time politician - are trying their best to get a break that can change their lives for the better. In a windfall, they get Rs18 crore which belongs to politician Saamy Malai (Jayaprakash). Malai seeks thug Singamuthu's (Prakash Raj) help to trace the money. Review: Movies dealing with crime and humour have been the flavour of the season. 'Thulli Vilaiyadu' is one such attempt, which later takes the shape of a road movie. Although it sounds like a delectable combination, director-writer Vincent Selva ends up making a mess because of the poor script and screenplay. A few laughs that the movie produces are thanks to the comic timing of Prakash Raj and Soori. While Soori plays a butcher-turned-politician, Prakash Raj is a gun-totting thug who likes old Hindi songs. They light up things in this otherwise dark cloud of a movie. Bharani as an aspiring actor goes over-the-top in most scenes, while Yuvaraaj does little as a wannabe entrepreneur. Jayaprakash does a decent job as a cut-throat politician. Deepthi Nambiar does a good job as a chirpy Yamuna, who gets lost in Rajasthan after setting out in search of Asin (the actor), referred to as her sister. But the largely shallow characters, sloppy editing and unimaginative writing make 'Thulli Vilaiyadu' far from enjoyable.
Three friends - an aspiring businessman, a wannabe actor and a small-time politician - are trying their best to get a break that can change their lives for the better. In a windfall, they get Rs18 crore which belongs to politician Saamy Malai (Jayaprakash). Malai seeks thug Singamuthu's (Prakash Raj) help to trace the money. Review: Movies dealing with crime and humour have been the flavour of the season. 'Thulli Vilaiyadu' is one such attempt, which later takes the shape of a road movie. Although it sounds like a delectable combination, director-writer Vincent Selva ends up making a mess because of the poor script and screenplay. A few laughs that the movie produces are thanks to the comic timing of Prakash Raj and Soori. While Soori plays a butcher-turned-politician, Prakash Raj is a gun-totting thug who likes old Hindi songs. They light up things in this otherwise dark cloud of a movie. Bharani as an aspiring actor goes over-the-top in most scenes, while Yuvaraaj does little as a wannabe entrepreneur. Jayaprakash does a decent job as a cut-throat politician. Deepthi Nambiar does a good job as a chirpy Yamuna, who gets lost in Rajasthan after setting out in search of Asin (the actor), referred to as her sister. But the largely shallow characters, sloppy editing and unimaginative writing make 'Thulli Vilaiyadu' far from enjoyable. Check out this page for more updates on Thulli Vilayadu.
Three friends - an aspiring businessman, a wannabe actor and a small-time politician - are trying their best to get a break that can change their lives for the better. In a windfall, they get Rs18 crore which belongs to politician Saamy Malai (Jayaprakash). Malai seeks thug Singamuthu's (Prakash Raj) help to trace the money. Review: Movies dealing with crime and humour have been the flavour of the season. 'Thulli Vilaiyadu' is one such attempt, which later takes the shape of a road movie. Although it sounds like a delectable combination, director-writer Vincent Selva ends up making a mess because of the poor script and screenplay. A few laughs that the movie produces are thanks to the comic timing of Prakash Raj and Soori. While Soori plays a butcher-turned-politician, Prakash Raj is a gun-totting thug who likes old Hindi songs. They light up things in this otherwise dark cloud of a movie. Bharani as an aspiring actor goes over-the-top in most scenes, while Yuvaraaj does little as a wannabe entrepreneur. Jayaprakash does a decent job as a cut-throat politician. Deepthi Nambiar does a good job as a chirpy Yamuna, who gets lost in Rajasthan after setting out in search of Asin (the actor), referred to as her sister. But the largely shallow characters, sloppy editing and unimaginative writing make 'Thulli Vilaiyadu' far from enjoyable.
Three friends - an aspiring businessman, a wannabe actor and a small-time politician - are trying their best to get a break that can change their lives for the better. In a windfall, they get Rs18 crore which belongs to politician Saamy Malai (Jayaprakash). Malai seeks thug Singamuthu's (Prakash Raj) help to trace the money. Review: Movies dealing with crime and humour have been the flavour of the season. 'Thulli Vilaiyadu' is one such attempt, which later takes the shape of a road movie. Although it sounds like a delectable combination, director-writer Vincent Selva ends up making a mess because of the poor script and screenplay. A few laughs that the movie produces are thanks to the comic timing of Prakash Raj and Soori. While Soori plays a butcher-turned-politician, Prakash Raj is a gun-totting thug who likes old Hindi songs. They light up things in this otherwise dark cloud of a movie. Bharani as an aspiring actor goes over-the-top in most scenes, while Yuvaraaj does little as a wannabe entrepreneur. Jayaprakash does a decent job as a cut-throat politician. Deepthi Nambiar does a good job as a chirpy Yamuna, who gets lost in Rajasthan after setting out in search of Asin (the actor), referred to as her sister. But the largely shallow characters, sloppy editing and unimaginative writing make 'Thulli Vilaiyadu' far from enjoyable. Check out this page for more updates on Thulli Vilayadu.
