Bheema

Vikram, Trisha, Prakash Raj, Raghuvaran, Sherin

Lingusamy had made well packaged, engrossing, action-packed entertainers like 'Run' and 'Sandakozhi'. 'Bheema' seems to be the weakest of his scripts. It's a film strictly for Vikram's fans. Read More

But it's clearly Vikram's movie all the way. The man is a star enough to shoulder the hefty role -- and you wish there had been more for him to do other than run around bashing up twenty men. He does woo Trisha well when he gets the chance. And when he, lost in a few moments of love-fantasy. Read More

R.D Rajasekhar’s camera is terrific, especially the action scene in the dark building. Harris Jayaraj’s pleasant tunes are a major plus, but song placements are not correct. Read More

Bheema hit the screen after having been lying in the cans for a long long time. Vikram, who had no films in 2007, should thank his stars. Lingusamy, who directed the film, his first with Vikram, is known for making family stories. "Bheema" is a mix of action, romance, thrill and sentiment. Read More

Bheemaa is a gangster film, dealing with underworld life, but it has a new grittiness and edge to it. It is difficult to imagine any artist other than Vikram in such a powerful role. Vikram breathes life and credibility to the character Sekhar and portrays its contemporary overtones convincingly. Read More

Vikram once again stuns us with his subtle body language, incendiary acting and skillful dialogue delivery. Trisha's role is bubbly and this talented heroine makes the most of it, looking cute all through the film and ravishing in the song sequences. Read More