Veerappu

Sunder, Gopika, Prakash Raj, Vivek, Santhanam, Tejasri, Shobraj, Delhi Kumar

Sunder is more confident, camera-friendly, and less inhibited in his romantic scenes and dance numbers though he could work out a little more on his expressions in the emotional scenes. Paired with Gopika, an actress who is spontaneous and natural, the duo strike a pleasant screen rapport. Read More

A mathematics teacher (Prakash Raj) hates his mechanically inclined offspring (Sundar) simply because the latter can't solve algebraic puzzles in class. The boy morphs into a rowdy, drunken trucker, only to be harassed by a cop, a dull, cheapskate contractor, hired assassin et al. Read More

The songs of D.Imman suit the occasion and Tirunelveli landscape adds to the grimness of the tale. Prakash Raj looks too young to be Sundar.C's dad, Gopika has hardly anything much to do, and the villain cop is adequate. Read More

Gopika has no or little scope to be at her best. Nonetheless, her performance is well crafted. Vivek and Anju form a comedy track that lacks freshness. D. Imman has come up with some lively numbers. Song sequences were filmed in New Zealand and Australia. K.S. Selvaraj's camera work is average. Read More

Tejashri comes and goes mechanically. Vivek and Santhanam have come up with a good comical performance and are the only saving grace of this otherwise emotional masala potboiler. Read More