Tips:
With no disrespect, Mate!!! you should stop imagining you as MGR, Rajni, political leader, CM candidate, puratchi thalabathi, puratchi tamilan, venkayam etc… You are good at acting and dancing just do that.

Full review, Courtesy oneindia.in

Nowadays actors who always prefer super action hero roles seems to be transformed slowly to normal and natural roles. At the same time superstars like Rajinikanth are trying their level best with convincing roles like Sivaji and sci – fiction Endhiran with maximum entertainment guaranty.

Buzz up!
But there are few actors, like Vijay, still living in the world of myths and not ashamed for giving half baked films like Kuruvi, Villu, Vettaikkaran, Sura and cheating the so called die hard fans continuously.

Sura, the 50th film of Vijay is surely a disaster in his 19 years old career. The story is as old as hills and the sequences are stale and repeated. Vadivelu is the only plus point in this two and half hour horrible experience. Another important point is, S P Rajkumar, who always made some B grade films, wasted a golden opportunity to establish himself as a front line entertainment filmmaker.

The story goes like this…

Sura is a good hearted young man in a Fishery Village called Yaazh Nagar (Yaazh is the name of Srilankan city Jaffna!?). He does good things to the villagers. He fights for the rights of the villagers. Every one loves his mischievous, humour sensed activities. Simply, he is the ‘Chella Pillai’ of the village!

He wishes to marry a girl only after solving all the problems of fishermen in the village. One day Tamanna try to kill herself near the village’s sea side, due to loss of her pet dog! As usual Vijay comes to her rescue and instead of jumping into the sea, in the very next scene, Tammu jumps to his heart and goes for a duet in some beautiful locations.

In the mean time, Dev Gil, a local minister try to vacate the village and occupy the entire land. Knowing this Vijay starts his fight with him. At a stage, Minister plans to destroy Vijay. How Vijay escapes from the plot and save the people and join with Tamanna is the predictable, boring climax!

Nothing special to mention in Vijay’s action, stunts and even his comical scenes irritate a lot. The only change from his earlier flicks is…his bubbly face! As usual he delivers half a dozen meaningless punch dialogues, in the climax some peppy dance numbers with Tamanna.

For Tamanna, it is one more film in her acting career… Thats all!

Vadivelu tries to save the film till the interval. But the post interval sequences (Except the one with Vennira Aadai Moorthy track) totally kills the interest of the viewers. Manisharma gives the Tamil coating for all his 5 songs which took place earlier in some Telugu films like Billa!

S P Rajkumar totally failed to cover even some of the die hard Vijay fans with his unimpressive narration, expected twists and amateur direction.

Sura – May be Golden (jubilee) in number, but fails to earn the same for its quality!

The first shot was directed by Chief Guest director Shankar, with Ilayathalapathy Vijay giving the clap shot!

All the top guns in Tamil film industry like Tamil Film Producers Council chief Ramanarayanan, KRG, Abirami Ramanathan, S.A Chandrasekhar, R.B Chowdhary, Ram Kumar, Kastoori Raja, PL Thenappan and actor Karthi were present on the occasion.

Thilalangadi is a remake of the Telugu super hit Kick which had Ravi Teja, Ileana and Shaam. The Tamil version has Jayam Ravi, Tamannaah, Shaam, Prabhu, Suhasini, Vadivel, Santhanam, Mansoor Ali Khan, Livingstone and Myilsami. The camera is by Rajasekhar, a former Jeeva assistant and music by Yuvan Shankar Raja.

M.Raja, the ‘Remake Raja’ of Tamil cinema says: “We have an extraordinary technical crew for a multi-starrer. Shaam is doing almost a parallel role, Vadivel in a full length role. It is going to be an energetic entertainer, my fifth film with ‘Thambi’ (Ravi) and its going to be a sure hit.”

Added Jayam Ravi: “The film has tremendous title value and it is going to be an all new entertainer. I had congratulated Tamannaah when she did Happy Days in Telugu. Now I’m happy that she has become my heroine.”

It is not only the biggest hit in the career of Suriya but also 2009’s first blockbuster, that will do business worth Rs 45 to 50 crore worldwide from theatricals and other rights.

It is an open secret that Suriya is the clear number one star in Kollywood and commands a huge opening especially in up market territories, the 3 C’s- Chennai City, Chengalpet (Chennai suburbs) and Coimbatore.

As per our sources in the trade Ayan has taken a share of Rs 4.05 Crore from Chennai , the third highest share for a Tamil film in the city.

At number one position and the record holder is Superstar Rajinikanth’s Sivaji- The Boss, with Rs 6.85 crore share, and in the second position is ‘Ulaganayagan’ Kamal Hassan’s Dasavatharam with Rs 5. 60 crore!

If Rajini is “the Emperor” and Kamal “the King”, then we can call Suriya “the Prince” of Chennai Box Office!