Madraskaaran Movie Review

Cast : 

Shane Nigam - Sathya

Kalaiyarasan - Durai Singam

Niharika - Meera

Aishwarya Dutta - Kalyani

Karunaas - Hero’s Uncle

Pandiyarajan - Hero’s Father

Super Subburayan - Muthu Pandi 

Charan - Manimaran

Geetha Kailasam

Crew

Producer : SR PRODUCTIONS - B Jagadish

Writer & Director : Vaali Mohan Das

Music : Sam CS

Cinematographer : Prasanna S Kumar

Editor : Vasantha Kumar

Art - Ananth Mani

Stunt - Dinesh Subbrayan

PRO - Sathish (AIM)

Sathya (Shaan Nigam) makes arrangements to marry the girl he loves in his hometown Pudukottai. 

An argument ensues between Satya, who goes to the ATM on the pretext of marriage, and Duraisinghe, who stands there ready to beat up a man.

Later, Sathya, who is going home, bumps into a pregnant woman, Aishwarya Dutta, while driving to the hotel where he is staying to see the bride. Due to this, his relatives get together and try to attack Sathya, but Sathya takes her to the hospital first.

Aishwarya Dutta's brother politician and husband Duraisingham comes there. Aishwarya Dutta's baby dies while undergoing treatment. 

Due to this guilt, Sathya surrenders himself and goes to jail. 

What happened in his life after that? 

The rest of the story is whether he held his girlfriend's hand again.

Analysis of the film

After working hard in Chennai, Shaun Nigam makes arrangements for his wedding to be held in his hometown. 

The director has beautifully displayed how lively a house is when preparing for a wedding.

Shaun Nigam, who plays the role of Sathya, has a Malayalam tinge to his spoken Tamil, but his acting makes it memorable. Kalaiyarasan has done the character of Duraisingham perfectly. 

In terms of acting, all the actors including Karunas, Deepa have given their contribution well.