Likewise, he is also starring in the action film, Jana Gana Mana, which has him paired opposite Taapsee Pannu and under Manithan fame I.
A landmark venture for Jayam Ravi, it is the actor's 25th film in his glorious career and has been produced under the Home Movie Makers banner. If you are a big fan of space thrillers, give this movie a try and witness the first-of-a-kind attempt in Indian cinema which ends up as a decent watch this weekend.An actor who has made a name for himself as a powerful talent to reckon with in his nearly two decade old career, Jayam Ravi has an interesting lineup of films ahead among which include the much-awaited social action drama, Bhoomi, opposite Nidhhi Agerwal and under Lakshman's direction. However, the movie has its own share of flaws and that may obstruct the flow for a section of the audience who are not used to such subjects. Good graphics, interesting setup, and strong performances are major advantages. On a whole, Tik Tik Tik is a new age space thriller which provides a different experience to the viewers.
Camera works are neat for most parts but things go haywire in a key episode in the second half. Had the music department opted for an immersive sound experience, the entire output would have been elevated to a new level. With that being said, space thrillers need an intensive and engaging soundtrack that brings an authentic vibe to the proceedings. Music by D.Imman is fine and the title song can stay on the top of music charts for a while. The viewers who watched these movies can easily connect the dots.
However, he takes references from Hollywood biggies like Now You See Me 2 and Interstellar. His technical expertise and understanding on contemporary space thrillers are clearly visible. The director, Shakti Soundar Rajan made a daring attempt and succeeded to an extent. Many people may feel distracted during this sequence. Unnecessary drama and lackluster emotions take center stage and irritate the viewers. A few comedy sequences in the first half may damage the feel as the audience who expect a gripping space thriller, are served a different dish in the initial stages.Ī key action episode in the second half has come out in a bad way. The original plot is revealed only towards the pre-interval block and the character establishment sequences have been dragged a bit long. These episodes look a bit unconvincing as the conflict point is weak and fails to create the desired level of impact. The director tried to make this movie an interesting thriller, by bringing in a few subplots that run on the rivalry between India and our neighboring nation. Jayam Ravi’s son, Aarav is seen in this role and he creates a good impact while he is on screen. The father-son bonding in the movie plays a crucial role and has come out really well. The remaining supporting cast did their job well. Nivetha Pethuraj looks fine as a lady officer in the Indian army and carried out her role with ease.
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He looks settled in his role and tried the best to get into the skin of his character. Jayam Ravi is good as his mature performance is an added bonus to the film. This movie boasts of having some of the finest visual effects in recent times. The outside view of the spaceship has been designed well and the CGI works look neat. Why did the army choose Vasu to carry out the mission? Will his crew be successful in completing the larger-than-life task? What are the hurdles they face? Catch the movie in theaters to know the answers.Īs the trailer suggested, the movie has good action episodes which are high on graphic content.
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