God Movie Review: Jayam Ravi Stars In A Chilling Psychothriller, Promising Intense Suspense
The highly anticipated movie 'Iraivan,' featuring Lady superstar Nayanthara and Jayam Ravi, has taken the film industry by storm. Directed by Ahmed, this psychological action thriller has already generated substantial buzz, thanks to its impressive first look, teaser, and trailer. The film, which has successfully completed the censoring process, is poised to captivate audiences very soon.
In an exciting development, the makers have officially announced that it will also be released in Telugu under the title 'God.' The recently released trailer of the Telugu version promises an intriguing cinematic experience.
The 'God' trailer opens by introducing versatile Bollywood actor Rahul Bose as Brahma, a psychopathic killer responsible for the brutal murders of 12 young women. Jayam Ravi portrays Arjun, a police officer disillusioned with the judicial system and law enforcement. Arjun believes that when criminals turn into beasts, they deserve immediate punishment from a higher power. The trailer suggests a vigilante approach to eliminating criminals from society.
When Brahma, the Smiley Killer, escapes from Brahma Hospital, Arjun joins the pursuit. However, he quickly realizes that Brahma is no ordinary criminal. The trailer leaves viewers with burning questions: What drove Brahma to become a psycho killer? Will Arjun succeed in capturing Brahma? What sacrifices will Arjun make in this perilous pursuit?
The 'God' trailer exudes crime, suspense, and spine-chilling thrills, piquing the audience's curiosity. The film appears to be high on intensity, with Jayam Ravi delivering an impressive performance as a no-nonsense police officer. Nayanthara, reprising her role as Jayam Ravi's girlfriend, adds depth to the narrative, hinting at a shared haunting past. The ensemble cast, featuring Narain, Ashish Vidyarthi, Charlie, Ajagam Perumal, Bhagwati Perumal, Vinod Kishan, Vijayalakshmi, and others, promises an engaging cinematic experience.
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The background score, crafted by music director Yuvan Shankar Raja, complements the movie's mood, while Hari K. Vedantam's cinematography and Manikandha Balaji's editing enhance the visual appeal. Director Ahmed, known for his previous works like 'Chirunavula Chirujallu (Endrendrum Punnagai),' 'Manithan,' and 'Vamanan,' has ventured into a completely different genre with 'God,' showcasing his versatility in filmmaking.
Jayam Ravi has cautioned that 'God' has received an 'A' certificate due to its intense and potentially disturbing scenes, advising viewers not to watch it with young children. However, he believes that fans of crime and suspense films will wholeheartedly support the movie.
'God' is produced by Sudhan Sundaram and Jayaram under the Passion Studios banner. The film is set to hit Telugu screens in the near future, promising an exhilarating cinematic experience that combines crime, suspense, and action in a unique and captivating way.
