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Indiralohathil Na Azhagappan Movie Review

The movie begins with an ‘opening song’ introducing the hero. The rule of Vadivelu, who dons three different characters and four different get ups, starts from the word go. The movie, written and directed by Thambi Ramaiah, who has penned many comedy tracks to Vadivelu, revolves around a human being making merry in the heavenly world.

Azhagappan (Vadivelu) is a member of a theatre group. One fine day an unlikely visitor from the heavens stumbles upon him and almost falls for him. The beautiful trio of the heaven – Ramba, Thilothama, and Urvashi – comes to the earth to enjoy its “beauty”. While the others get back to where they belong to at the right time, Ramba (plays by Suja) looses her track and gets into trouble. Vadivelu accidentally helps her to go back to the heaven. She gets him to the heaven during the night and sends him back to the earth early in the morning.

Frequenting to the heaven and the hell gives Azhagappan an idea of what is happening in the other world. He is not serious about his rare opportunity to see the Devendran (king of all deities – played by Vadivelu) and the deities but the death of a neighboring child changes everything. He takes thing seriously and wants to teach a lesson to the deity of death (Yama Dharma Raja – played by Vadivelu again).

Vexed with the death and the ways human beings are treated with in the hell, Azhagappan decides to tamper with the process of life and death. He wants to tamper with the laws of the gods. The gods get anger and Azhagappan pays the price. Comedy turns into tragedy, as he is in for a big trouble. Naradha (Nasser), as usual, makes amends to bring up the climax.

Ramaiah has chosen a premise that has potential to provide us with hilarious moments. The fantasy element peppered with mythological aspects is utilized well to entertain the audience. The initial scenes portraying Indran and Yaman in a different light are enjoyable. Ramaiah – Vadivelu brand of comedy is at its best when the characters are introduced in the heaven and hell.

Post interval, the film looses track, as the director steps into sending out message to the public. The fantasy crosses the limit and the movie slips into sentiments and stereotypes. The proceedings leading to the climax are testing our patience. The build up to the predictable climax is irritating.

Vadivelu’s powerful and colorful performances in three different roles are commendable. He is stunning as Yaman, though Ramaiah has gone overboard in shaping the character. As Indran, Vadivelu scores with his expressions. Azhagappan is Vadivelu’s usual character, which he handles with ease. His body language is amazing, so much so that even ordinary dialogues sound comical with the help of his body language. His rendering of dialogues in pure Tamil is fantastic, barring some hiccups in pronouncing a couple of letters. His portrayal of the old man is quite effective. The way he has differentiated the three characters by rendering three different voices and modulations are praiseworthy. Hats off to Vadivelu.

Nasser’s cool handling of Naradha role adds the impact, while Suja looks good and provides glamour to add variety. Others, including Manobala and Sumitra are competent. Shriya sizzles in the item song. The song lives up to the hype.

The music by Sabesh Murali is effective. The songs are humable. The background music in Yamalogam is powerful. Cinematography by Gopinath is excellent. The different colors used for Indralogam and Yamalogam are noteworthy. Thotta Tharani’s art work in creating the heavenly worlds is marvelous.

Overall, the movie impresses in bits and pieces. It lacks consistency. The second half, filled with stereotypes and dull sequences, is dragging. Had Thambi Ramaiah worked out a better script based on the same premise, the movie would have been far better. Still, you can watch it for Vadivelu.

Feb 1 sees Goundamani vs Vadivelu war

Goundamani features in Sathyaraj’s film ‘Thangam‘ after a long gap, “After this film’s release, Goundamani anna will make another round in films,” says Sathyaraj.

Goundamani is one of the most famous Tamil comedians. Known as Mani initially, he was later renamed KounderMani due to his excellent portrayal of a “Kounder” in one of his early plays. But those days are gone.

Now Vadivelu is a top comedy star. On Feb 1 Vadivelu’s “Indiralohathil Na Azhagappan” gets released too. Goundamani hopes to create waves with his comedy role.
So, it is going to be a comedy war between Goundamani and Vadivelu …..

Aamir Khan is Vadivelu’s fan!

“I don’t have fan clubs. Each and every family is my fan club. Their ration card is the ID card of the fan club”, says Vadivelu, who enjoys being the most lovable comedian of our times.

Vadivelu, who met the media persons in a press meet organised on January 28, informed the reporters about his new fan. It is none other than Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan.

The distinctive actor has the habit of relaxing himself amidst hectic work schedule by viewing Vadivelu’s comedy scenes. Mind you, Aamir doesn’t know Tamil but that doesn’t prevent him from enjoying the amazing facial expressions and hilarious body language of the comedian. Aamir Khan has shared this information to Murugadas, who directs his Gajini in Hindi.

Even censor board members have become his fans. The officers, after seeing his ‘Indiralogathil Na Azhagappan’ have appreciated him for his awesome performance in three different roles in the film. The film has been given U certification.

The leading comedy actor is quite excited about his forthcoming film ‘Indiralogathil Na Azhagappan’ that is to be released on February 1. He is confident that the people would appreciate his and the team’s hard work.

Indiralogathil on Feb 1

The much awaited ‘Indiralogathil Na Azhagappan’ was expected to hit the halls on Republic Day. Now it is confirmed that it would be released on February 1. This Vadivelu starrer comedy fare is expected to reverse the trend of 2008 releases in terms of business, which has not been encouraging.

The movie has Vadivelu handling three different roles, two of which are mythological characters. The comedian has meticulously worked for this film. The grand costumes including the crown and armor worn by him weigh up to 5 KGs. On financial front, he has lost huge money by declining many offers because of this commitment. First he gave 70 days of call sheet. Later it was extended to 100 days. He did not accept any other films in the meantime, as he decided to keep focused on the film.

The leading actress Shriya’s appearance in an item number adds sensation to the movie. The film also has Suja and Laksha dancing for peppy songs.

Thambi Ramaiyya, who has penned comedy tracks to Vadivelu in many films, directs ‘Indiralogathil Na Azhagappan’.

Get ready for a hilarious experience offered by Vadivelu & Co.

Indiralogathil Na Azhagappan on Feb 1

Vadivel’s comedy riot movie Indiralogathil Na Azhagappan is likely to release on February 1.

” For the last few days, I was continuously dubbing and completing Indiralogathil Na Azhagappan, which shaped out well. It’s going to be a good family entertainer.” Says Vadivel who celebrated Pongal in Madurai.

One of the characters that Vadivel plays is a 90-year-old Thatha!

Indralokathil Naa Azhagappan
Director: Thambi Ramaih
Cast: Vadivelu, Shriya