The film follows Kittu (Vijay Antony), an immensely powerful mediator in the Secretariat who leverages his contacts to help or break political figures. He operates with a secret, altruistic agenda, using the money from his dealings to help the poor. His empire is threatened when he crosses paths with the influential political strategist, Abhyankar Shankar, who is poised to become the President of India. The film explores the massive scam and political vendetta that ensues as Kittu seeks to expose the corrupt system, revealing a deep-seated revenge plot rooted in a past injustice.
Reviews and Reception Summary
The film received a mixed reception from critics and audiences.
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Overall Verdict
A thought-heavy political revenge drama that is high on concept but suffers from uneven execution and a routine screenplay in parts.
Plus Points
Strong opening sequences establishing Kittu’s influence, Vijay Antony’s restrained performance, the menacing portrayal of the villain by Sunil Kripalani, sharp dialogues, and a brisk pace in the first half.
Minus Points
Predictable plot turns in the second half, the lack of an emotional connection, too many underdeveloped secondary characters, and the character of the investigating officer being weakly cast.
