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About Movie
Director: Lokesh Kanagaraj
Featuring: Malavika Mohanan, Joseph Vijay, Vijay Sethupathi, Andrea Jeremiah
Genre: Crime, Thriller
Delivered on: 14 Jan 2021
Essayist: Lokesh Kanagaraj, Rathna Kumar (exchange), Pon Parthiban (discourse)
IMDB Rating: 7.7/10
Term: 179 min
Summation:
The movie Master bright spots include some magnificently performed action sequences. Particularly the climax, Anirudh's finely balanced score, and, last but not least, the fashion and cockiness of the two rival Vijays. I enjoyed their first encounter and the intriguing tyrst with a pen in Master.
Thalapathy ( which means Leader) Vijay, who plays an alcohol problem master assigned to reform a juvenile prison, is super cool whether telling a "badass" story to his loud and obnoxious pupils or stimulating their morals in the very last scene.
There are enough praise moments in this film to satisfy both Vijay's fans. Most importantly, despite its nearly three-hour running time. The film's basic theme and screenplay are distinct and thoroughly engaging.
JD is a prof at a college in Chennai... exactly the sort professor who always has a bottle of whiskey in his pocket, recommendation on his top lip, and a practices in ways ready for a punch! Normally, the students adore him, while the administration wishes to get real tired of him.
And conditions force him to accept a job as a teacher at the inspection home where Bhavani pulls the strings. Master depicts an innovative filmmaker attempting advertising screening room with a density hero. Lokesh Kanagaraj meets the standards. Despite the fact that Master is more of a Vijay film than a Lokesh Kanagaraj film.
Lokesh's contribution
Lokesh's contribution towards the movie is his film production talent. The graphical tones of the scenes involving the hero and the villain are distinct - cool blues for JD and ferocious red for Bhavani.
There have been some interesting bullets, such as an overhead view of the detention center partitioned by natural light and darkness, with JD in the sunlit area. He is successful in creating an aura around his star by making proper examples to Vijay's previous hits.
The action sequences, which have been a high point in Lokesh's previous films, are a little too long this time around. One sequence, involving JD and his former classmate Vanathi (Andrea) clutching bow and arrows, is hardly thrilling. To compare, consider a similar nighttime hunt in the filmmaker's earlier films, Kaithi.
Climax
In the climax, it is Vijay and Vijay Sethupathi's personable acts that keep us clamoring for them. Vijay twirls like a fantasy, and his coolness comes in handy in the collegiate sights.
He also sells the instances when he has to give guidance. These parts might have come across as patronising in the hands of other heroes, but they just feel right here. And it's Vijay Sethupathi who stole the spotlight. His laid-back disposition only adds to Bhavani's barbarity.
Despite the fact that it's a far cry from the fantastic intensity with which Mahendran portrays the character's adolescent ego. The second act between the two actors has a handful of stirring moments that help to bring the cinema to a close on a high note.
