Evano Oruvan

Madhavan, Sangeetha, Devadharshini, Seeman

It's a brilliant portrayal by Madhavan, easily his best to date. With suitable change of body language and the varied expressions, the actor brings conviction to his portrayal of Vasu. Incidentally, Madhavan has co-produced the film. Read More

However, his wife is not satisfied. Sangeetha, in a marvelously natural role, is only too aware of all the things they could have and don't -- because of her husband's principles. Read More

Ultimately, it is the one-man show of Madhavan that towers over everything else. He unarguably gives his career's finest performance. Shorn of any artifice or nervous energy and the chocolate boy image, you can feel his anguish, the earnestness of his intentions and the wetness of his tears. Read More

The movie showcases the real scenario in today's dog-eat-dog world with a degenerating society. Can a common man fight the ills of society single-handedly? Madhavan's character represents the face of the common man. Read More

Maddy's efforts for Evano Oruvan are special. He has distributed the film through Leukos Films, his new production company and has also written the dialogues for the film with director-turned-actor Seeman. His hard work has contributed a great deal to the film's appeal. Read More

We seriously hope, he makes few more movies in Tamil. Cinematography by Sanjay Jadav is first rate; it bridges the gap between real and the reel. P.Sameer has come up with an international standard background score. Dialogues by Madhavan under the supervision of Seeman. Read More