Sathyam Tamil Movie

Feature Film | 2008
Critics:
'Sathyam' - a much-hyped bilingual starring Vishal and Nayanthara - looks and sounds like a badly made movie.
Aug 15, 2008 By Ayyappa Prasad


"Sathyam" - a much-hyped bilingual starring Vishal and Nayanthara - looks and sounds like a badly made movie.


The main protagonist, a police officer called "Sathyam" (Vishal), chases two politicians out to succeed an ailing chief minister of an imaginary state.


The killer turns out to be a former cop, played by Kannada star Upendra, disgusted with the system acting at the behest of another political aspirant.


After a nauseating diet of tomato ketchup passing for blood, this 135-minute tepid attempt at rehashing decades old hits of director Rajasekhar and actress Vijayashanti triggers a mad urge to rush to the exit.


Vishal falls flat playing a top policeman flaunting six pack abs. Nayanthara plays a television journalist who breaks into song at the drop of a hat.


For music, it seems composer Harris Jayaraj had lost interest in the movie so did cinematographer R.D. Rajasekhar and editor Anthony.


Give "Sathyam" a miss.


Ayyappa Prasad

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