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'''''Adanga Maru''''' (<abbr>transl.</abbr> to refuse to defeat) is a 2018 [[India|Indian]] [[Tamil-language]] action thriller film written and directed by Karthik Thangavel in his directorial debut. The film stars [[Jayam Ravi]], [[Babu Antony]], and [[Raashi Khanna]], with [[Sampath Raj]], [[Ponvannan]], Azhagam Perumal in supporting roles. The music was composed by Sam C. S., while cinematography and editing are handled by Sathyan Sooryan and Ruben. |
'''''Adanga Maru''''' (<abbr>transl.</abbr> to refuse to defeat) is a 2018 [[India|Indian]] [[Tamil-language]] action thriller film written and directed by Karthik Thangavel in his directorial debut. The film stars [[Jayam Ravi]], [[Babu Antony]], and [[Raashi Khanna]], with [[Sampath Raj]], [[Ponvannan]], Azhagam Perumal in supporting roles. The music was composed by Sam C. S., while cinematography and editing are handled by Sathyan Sooryan and Ruben. |
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The film began production in December 2017 and was released on December 21, 2018. The film received generally positive reviews from critics. Audience praised for story, dialogues, music, cinematography, cast performance, but criticized for |
The film began production in December 2017 and was released on December 21, 2018. The film received generally positive reviews from critics. Audience praised for story, dialogues, music, cinematography, cast performance, but criticized for character development, action sequences and lack of logic. However the film was a commercial success and declared as "super hit". |
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== Plot == |
== Plot == |
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Subhash is a sincere, determined new police sub-inspector in [[Chennai]]. He resides with his parents and his brother's family and is set to marry his fiancée, Anitha. New to his job, he is assisted by Constable Ramadass and SI Chandran. Subhash cannot stand the public's suffering and looks for ways to better their lives, which often lands him in trouble with his superior, Inspector Muthukaruppan. One day, Subhash argues with the Minister's son for refusing to park his car at checking and putting a barricade in front of his car while taking a U |
Subhash is a sincere, determined new police sub-inspector in [[Chennai]]. He resides with his parents and his brother's family and is set to marry his fiancée, Anitha. New to his job, he is assisted by Constable Ramadass and SI Chandran. Subhash cannot stand the public's suffering and looks for ways to better their lives, which often lands him in trouble with his superior, Inspector Muthukaruppan. One day, Subhash argues with the Minister's son for refusing to park his car at checking and putting a barricade in front of his car while taking a U-turn. For that, the Minister's son scolded Subhash which Subhash didn't like. That night, as revenge for scolding him, Subhash assaults the Minister's son at a bar without any evidence. |
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One day, Chandran and Subhash are called on to investigate a girl's suspected suicide. On closer investigation, Subhash deduces that she was murdered. While collecting evidence to support this, he comes across Abhijit (Bharath Raj), whose cell number was active near the place. On confronting Abhijit and his friends, Christy, Bhuvanesh, and Deepak reveal that they are all bad seeds from politically influential families. Abhijit is the son of a well-known businessman. Bhuvan is the son of the District Collector of Tamil Nadu, Christy is the son of a gold merchant, and Deepak is the son of a well-known scientist. |
One day, Chandran and Subhash are called on to investigate a girl's suspected suicide. On closer investigation, Subhash deduces that she was murdered. While collecting evidence to support this, he comes across Abhijit (Bharath Raj), whose cell number was active near the place. On confronting Abhijit and his friends, Christy, Bhuvanesh, and Deepak reveal that they are all bad seeds from politically influential families. Abhijit is the son of a well-known businessman. Bhuvan is the son of the District Collector of Tamil Nadu, Christy is the son of a gold merchant, and Deepak is the son of a well-known scientist. |
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They show Subhash a video of them doing drugs and raping and murdering the girl and many other women. Subhash, enraged, beats them up and locks them in jail. When his superior, a corrupt Joint Commissioner Saarangan IPS, asks for the proof behind his accusations, he finds out that all the video files were deleted before he unlocked the phone. The four were released due to lack of evidence and the political influence of their parents, and Subhash got suspended. Abhijit and his friends vow revenge, and soon enough, when Subhash goes home, he finds his parents and brother's family dead. Only one of his nieces, Anusha, is left alive. Meanwhile, Saarangan is bribed with an expensive and luxurious [[Porsche Cayenne|Porsche Cayenne SUV car]] and reports the murder of Subhash's family as a new house fire accident. Discouraged at his powerlessness even though he is a police officer, Subhash resigns and threatens Saarangan to avenge his family's death and will make sure that the four guys die in the hands of their fathers. {{duplication span|text=|date=September 2021}} |
They show Subhash a video of them doing drugs and raping and murdering the girl and many other women. Subhash, enraged, beats them up and locks them in jail. When his superior, a corrupt Joint Commissioner Saarangan IPS, asks for the proof behind his accusations, he finds out that all the video files were deleted before he unlocked the phone. The four were released due to lack of evidence and the political influence of their parents, and Subhash got suspended. Abhijit and his friends vow revenge, and soon enough, when Subhash goes home, he finds his parents and brother's family dead. Only one of his nieces, Anusha, is left alive. Meanwhile, Saarangan is bribed with an expensive and luxurious [[Porsche Cayenne|Porsche Cayenne SUV car]] and reports the murder of Subhash's family as a new house fire accident. Discouraged at his powerlessness even though he is a police officer, Subhash resigns and threatens Saarangan to avenge his family's death and will make sure that the four guys die in the hands of their fathers. {{duplication span|text=|date=September 2021}} |
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First, he kidnaps Bhuvan and locks him in a car filled with [[silane]] gas so that if anyone tries to open, it will catch fire. Bhuvan's father accidentally opens the car door while searching for his missing son, and Bhuvan is burned alive in front of his father. Next, Subhash kidnaps Deepak and Christy and keeps them at undisclosed locations. The police try to arrest Subhash at gunpoint unofficially, but he triggers Muthukaruppan's pistol on purpose, resulting in his arrest and unwanted public attention. |
First, he kidnaps Bhuvan and locks him in a car filled with [[silane]] gas so that if anyone tries to open it, it will catch on fire. Bhuvan's father accidentally opens the car door while searching for his missing son, and Bhuvan is burned alive in front of his father. Next, Subhash kidnaps Deepak and Christy and keeps them at undisclosed locations. The police try to arrest Subhash at gunpoint unofficially, but he triggers Muthukaruppan's pistol on purpose, resulting in his arrest and unwanted public attention. |
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Subhash then reveals to all of them that he kept Christy in a van, and asks him to go to the airport, but Christy's father double-crosses Subhash and asks him to run for help, thinking that Christy is safe when the police and the public are nearby. Before Christy can do so, an autoloaded gun in his bag starts beeping. Christy, assumed to be a terrorist, is brutally shot and killed by the National Security Guards (NSG) force to safeguard the public. After this, Deepak found to be locked in a glass tank connected to [[silane|Silane Gas]] and [[Sulfuric acid|Sulphuric Acid]]. Subhash and his tech friend expose him as a rapist to the public via an online gaming link. The public can virtually shoot at Deepak to release the chemicals into the tank and eventually kill him. His father hires hackers to stop this, and when Deepak's location found, he goes there and breaks open the tank to release him, but the chemicals instantly blow up, and he is killed. Meanwhile, Subhash also threatens Saarangan to check on his teenage daughter's safety. Saarangan panics but is relieved when she found to be safe. Saarangan realizes his mistake and decides to support Subhash to fight for justice for the victims. |
Subhash then reveals to all of them that he kept Christy in a van, and asks him to go to the airport, but Christy's father double-crosses Subhash and asks him to run for help, thinking that Christy is safe when the police and the public are nearby. Before Christy can do so, an autoloaded gun in his bag starts beeping. Christy, assumed to be a terrorist, is brutally shot and killed by the National Security Guards (NSG) force to safeguard the public. After this, Deepak is found to be locked in a glass tank connected to [[silane|Silane Gas]] and [[Sulfuric acid|Sulphuric Acid]]. Subhash and his tech friend expose him as a rapist to the public via an online gaming link. The public can virtually shoot at Deepak to release the chemicals into the tank and eventually kill him. His father hires hackers to stop this, and when Deepak's location is found, he goes there and breaks open the tank to release him, but the chemicals instantly blow up, and he is killed. Meanwhile, Subhash also threatens Saarangan to check on his teenage daughter's safety. Saarangan panics but is relieved when she is found to be safe. Saarangan realizes his mistake and decides to support Subhash to fight for justice for the victims. |
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Now that only Abhijit left, his father, Sanjay, decides to release Subhash from custody and deal with him alone. Subhash tactfully kidnaps Abhijit and has him hanging on a rope. He also threatens to upload the video evidence online and expose their crimes, thereby bringing Sanjay's business empire down. He gives Sanjay a request to either hold on to the rope and save the son, or let go and shut down the laptop instead to protect his reputation. In the end, Sanjay, who is helpless, decides to save his reputation let's go of the rope, killing Abhijit. |
Now that only Abhijit left, his father, Sanjay, decides to release Subhash from custody and deal with him alone. Subhash tactfully kidnaps Abhijit and has him hanging on a rope. He also threatens to upload the video evidence online and expose their crimes, thereby bringing Sanjay's business empire down. He gives Sanjay a request to either hold on to the rope and save the son, or let go and shut down the laptop instead to protect his reputation. In the end, Sanjay, who is helpless, decides to save his reputation let's go of the rope, killing Abhijit. |
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Adanga Maru | |
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Directed by | Karthik Thangavel |
Written by | Karthik Thangavel Viji |
Produced by | Sujatha Vijaykumar |
Starring | Jayam Ravi Babu Antony Raashi Khanna |
Cinematography | Sathyan Sooryan |
Edited by | Ruben |
Music by | Sam C. S. |
Production company | Home Movie Makers |
Distributed by | Clap Board Production |
Release date | 21 December 2018 |
Running time | 144 minutes |
Country | India |
Language | Tamil |
Adanga Maru (transl. to refuse to defeat) is a 2018 Indian Tamil-language action thriller film written and directed by Karthik Thangavel in his directorial debut. The film stars Jayam Ravi, Babu Antony, and Raashi Khanna, with Sampath Raj, Ponvannan, Azhagam Perumal in supporting roles. The music was composed by Sam C. S., while cinematography and editing are handled by Sathyan Sooryan and Ruben.
The film began production in December 2017 and was released on December 21, 2018. The film received generally positive reviews from critics. Audience praised for story, dialogues, music, cinematography, cast performance, but criticized for character development, action sequences and lack of logic. However the film was a commercial success and declared as "super hit".
Plot
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Subhash is a sincere, determined new police sub-inspector in Chennai. He resides with his parents and his brother's family and is set to marry his fiancée, Anitha. New to his job, he is assisted by Constable Ramadass and SI Chandran. Subhash cannot stand the public's suffering and looks for ways to better their lives, which often lands him in trouble with his superior, Inspector Muthukaruppan. One day, Subhash argues with the Minister's son for refusing to park his car at checking and putting a barricade in front of his car while taking a U-turn. For that, the Minister's son scolded Subhash which Subhash didn't like. That night, as revenge for scolding him, Subhash assaults the Minister's son at a bar without any evidence.
One day, Chandran and Subhash are called on to investigate a girl's suspected suicide. On closer investigation, Subhash deduces that she was murdered. While collecting evidence to support this, he comes across Abhijit (Bharath Raj), whose cell number was active near the place. On confronting Abhijit and his friends, Christy, Bhuvanesh, and Deepak reveal that they are all bad seeds from politically influential families. Abhijit is the son of a well-known businessman. Bhuvan is the son of the District Collector of Tamil Nadu, Christy is the son of a gold merchant, and Deepak is the son of a well-known scientist.
They show Subhash a video of them doing drugs and raping and murdering the girl and many other women. Subhash, enraged, beats them up and locks them in jail. When his superior, a corrupt Joint Commissioner Saarangan IPS, asks for the proof behind his accusations, he finds out that all the video files were deleted before he unlocked the phone. The four were released due to lack of evidence and the political influence of their parents, and Subhash got suspended. Abhijit and his friends vow revenge, and soon enough, when Subhash goes home, he finds his parents and brother's family dead. Only one of his nieces, Anusha, is left alive. Meanwhile, Saarangan is bribed with an expensive and luxurious Porsche Cayenne SUV car and reports the murder of Subhash's family as a new house fire accident. Discouraged at his powerlessness even though he is a police officer, Subhash resigns and threatens Saarangan to avenge his family's death and will make sure that the four guys die in the hands of their fathers. [duplication?]
First, he kidnaps Bhuvan and locks him in a car filled with silane gas so that if anyone tries to open it, it will catch on fire. Bhuvan's father accidentally opens the car door while searching for his missing son, and Bhuvan is burned alive in front of his father. Next, Subhash kidnaps Deepak and Christy and keeps them at undisclosed locations. The police try to arrest Subhash at gunpoint unofficially, but he triggers Muthukaruppan's pistol on purpose, resulting in his arrest and unwanted public attention.
Subhash then reveals to all of them that he kept Christy in a van, and asks him to go to the airport, but Christy's father double-crosses Subhash and asks him to run for help, thinking that Christy is safe when the police and the public are nearby. Before Christy can do so, an autoloaded gun in his bag starts beeping. Christy, assumed to be a terrorist, is brutally shot and killed by the National Security Guards (NSG) force to safeguard the public. After this, Deepak is found to be locked in a glass tank connected to Silane Gas and Sulphuric Acid. Subhash and his tech friend expose him as a rapist to the public via an online gaming link. The public can virtually shoot at Deepak to release the chemicals into the tank and eventually kill him. His father hires hackers to stop this, and when Deepak's location is found, he goes there and breaks open the tank to release him, but the chemicals instantly blow up, and he is killed. Meanwhile, Subhash also threatens Saarangan to check on his teenage daughter's safety. Saarangan panics but is relieved when she is found to be safe. Saarangan realizes his mistake and decides to support Subhash to fight for justice for the victims.
Now that only Abhijit left, his father, Sanjay, decides to release Subhash from custody and deal with him alone. Subhash tactfully kidnaps Abhijit and has him hanging on a rope. He also threatens to upload the video evidence online and expose their crimes, thereby bringing Sanjay's business empire down. He gives Sanjay a request to either hold on to the rope and save the son, or let go and shut down the laptop instead to protect his reputation. In the end, Sanjay, who is helpless, decides to save his reputation let's go of the rope, killing Abhijit.
One year later, Subhash has become a peace-loving IPS officer who murders criminals out of record to serve justice.
Cast
- Jayam Ravi as S. Subash
- Babu Antony as Sanjay, Abhijit's father
- Raashi Khanna as Anitha
- Sampath Raj as J. C. P. Sarangan
- Ramdoss as Constable Ramadass
- Ponvannan as Subash's father
- Azhagam Perumal as SI Chandran
- Mime Gopi as Inspector Muthukarappan
- Bharath Raj as Abhijit
- Vijay Victor as Deepak
- Raja Rudrakodi as Christy
- Shabeer Kallarakkal as Bhuvanesh (Bhuvan)
- Sriranjini as Subash's mother
- Subbu Panchu as Subash's brother
- Meera Vasudevan as Subash's sister-in-law
- Delhi as Anusha
- Dishi as Vinusha
- Muthukumar as Parvathi's father
- Chaams as Drunkard
- Gopi Gpr as cybercrime officer
- Aparajitha as J. C. P. Sarangan's Daughter
- Sai Tamil as Henchman
- Aathma Patrick as Henchman
- Shamna Kasim as Subash's lawyer (guest appearance)[1]
- Gajaraj as Bhuvan's Father, District Collector
- Mathew Varghese as Francis, Christy's Father
- Nitin Mehta as Deepak's Father, a scientist
- RJ Sindhu (special appearance in the song "Anangu Vaangu")
- VJ Syed (special appearance in the song "Anangu Vaangu")
Production
In December 2017, Jayam Ravi announced on social media that his 23rd film would be an action-thriller titled Adanga Maru by debutant Karthik Thangavel.[2] Stunt choreographer Stun Siva's son, Kevin Kumar, made his debut as a stunt choreographer in this film.[3] Filming completed in October 2018.[4]
Soundtrack
The soundtrack composed by Sam C. S.[5] The audio rights acquired by Sony Music in August 2018.
Adanga Maru | ||||
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Soundtrack album by | ||||
Released | 2018 | |||
Genre | Tamil | |||
Length | 17:34 | |||
Language | Tamil | |||
Label | Sony Music | |||
Producer | Sam C. S. | |||
Sam C. S. chronology | ||||
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No. | Title | Singers | Length |
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1. | "Aangu Vaangu" | Sam C. S., Mukesh, M. L. R. Karthikeyan | 4:26 |
2. | "Saayaali" | Sathyaprakash, Chinmayi | 5:15 |
3. | "Pachai Dhrogangal" | Haricharan | 3:46 |
4. | "Kaar Irul" | Sivam | 3:07 |
Total length: | 17:34 |
Release and reception
Adanga Maru was released on 21 December 2018 to positive reviews. Thinkal Menon of The Times of India rated it 3 out of 5, saying, Adanga Maru has a routine plot, but the treatment makes it fast-paced and interesting.[6] Behindwoods wrote, Adangamaru's fresh screenplay and packaging makes this intense revenge drama, a good watch.[7] The Hindu wrote, thanks to its speedy screenplay, Adanga Maru finishes as a fairly engaging watch.[8] India Today wrote, Debutant director Karthik Thangavel's Adanga Maru starring Jayam Ravi could have been a flawless cop thriller, but it misses the mark by a few inches.[9] The Indian Express wrote A more nuanced, well-thought-out storyline with better CGI could have definitely elevated the revenge saga. Adanga Maru is strictly a one-time watch.[10]
References
- ^ C R, Sharanya (8 August 2018). "Poorna is a lawyer in Adanga Maru". The Times of India. Retrieved 28 February 2021.
- ^ "Adanga Maru: Jayam Ravi announces title of his next film, will go on floors on 14 December- Entertainment News, Firstpost". firstpost.com. 14 December 2017. Retrieved 31 October 2018.
- ^ Lakshmi, V (28 July 2018). "Stun Siva's son gets his own fight sequence". Times of India. Retrieved 31 October 2018.
- ^ "Jayam Ravi's 'Adanga Maru' is almost complete". The Times of India. 17 October 2018. Retrieved 31 October 2018.
- ^ "Adanga Maru - All Songs - Download or Listen Free Online". Saavn. Retrieved 31 October 2018.
- ^ Menon, Thinkal (21 December 2018). "Adanga Maru Movie Review". The Times of India. Retrieved 21 December 2018.
- ^ "Adanga Maru (Aka) JR 24 review". BehindWoods. 21 December 2018. Retrieved 28 February 2021.
- ^ Ramanujam, Srinivasa (21 December 2018). "'Adanga Maru' review: An engaging revenge drama". The Hindu. Retrieved 24 March 2019.
- ^ K, Janani (21 December 2018). "Adanga Maru Movie Review: Jayam Ravi has a message in this intense thriller". India Today. Retrieved 28 February 2021.
- ^ Chakraborthy, Antara (21 December 2018). "Adanga Maru movie review: Jayam Ravi is convincing in the engaging cop drama". The Indian Express. Retrieved 28 February 2021.
External links
- Adanga Maru at IMDb
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