
Asuravadham
Director-turned-actor M Sasikumar deviates from his usual onscreen image of the action hero who’ll do anything for his friends in Asuravadham. His latest release sees him play a silent, deadly vigilante out for revenge. His target? A man who doesn’t know of Sasikumar’s designs. Asuravadham works to a large extent due to its edge-of-the-seat presentation and the way it unfolds initially.
The film begins with a telephone conversation between a man called Samayan (Vasumitra) and his father-in-law. The latter demands that Samayan make amends for his waywardness thus far, and also reconcile with his estranged wife. The father-in-law’s words have an implied threat, but Samayan — who runs a provision store and hangs out with a rowdy crowd — isn’t perturbed. After he hangs up, he gets a series of missed calls. AN irritated Samayan calls back, but is cut off by the person at the other end.
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Genre: Action
Director: Maruthupandian
Actors: M. Sasikumar, Namo Narayanan, Nandita Swetha, Raja Simman, Sheela Rajkumar, Sreejith Ravi, Vasumithra
Country: India


