Sivaji

Shankar is known to make technically excellent films and Sivaji is no exception. If only Shankar focused little more on the Black money concept like how he handled Gentleman or Oke Okkadu in a more logical manner and self indulging for the audience, it would have surpassed the expectations. Read More

Rajni rocks from South India to Japan, and one has to watch his movies to know why he is a superstar. Love him, worship him or hate him, no one can ignore Rajnikanth. Gimmicks and his aura apart, he is an excellent entertainer. Shriya has little to do, but she is convincing. Read More

The first half of the film doesn't have much story, but is entertaining in bits. The interval bang gives a good lead to the second half. The second half starts of well, but loses steam. There are a few episodes in the second half, which save the film. Read More

Suman is good as the bad guy always opposing Sivaji, a very important role any time if you are opposing Rajni. Raghuvaran had a very small role to play. All the other charaters were cast perfectly. Read More

Shriya is pretty good as the female lead. Nayana Tara sizzled in an item song. Suman is competent as the villain. Vivek is neat as hero's associate. Raghuvaran did a small yet important role. Stunt master Kamal Kannan appeared as himself. Manivannan and others are adequate. Read More

A R Rehman's songs, superior camerawork by K V Anand and amazing sets created by Thota Tharani are highlights of the film. Shankar has shot three songs superbly. They are –"Vaaji ..Vaaji Shivaji..", "Sahara Puvvai .." and "Dhee..Dhee.." Picturisation of songs is awesome. Read More

AR Rehman's music is wonderful with international standards where some songs are pictured with the standards to take place in international chartbusters. Read More

The action sequences in Sivaji are totally different from anything Rajni has ever done before – there's tons of new and young moves, great effects, all mixed with Rajni's potent brand of "sty-yle" and tricks. Flips here, rolls there, way up in the air, Matrix-style shots in yet other places. Read More

The film has a social message that India is not a poor country and it is a few capitalists who were making the country bankrupt by not paying tax properly and at the same time, amassing huge wealth in the form of black money. Read More