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Cast : Ajith, Arya, Nayantara, Tapasee

Director: Vishnu Vardhan

Producer: A.M. Rathnam

Music Director: Yuvan Shankar Raja

Lyricst: Kabilan , Vairamuthu , Pa. Vijay

Release Date : 31st Oct 2013

A teaser released without the title and became a popular video on YouTube. Vishnuvardhan said that Ajith Kumar will have a "salt and pepper" look, and that Ajith Kumar underwent supervised weight-training. After huge success of Mangantha Ajith is back with Arrambam.

After a span of nearly six years, Ajith and director Vishnu Vardhan have teamed up once again for "Arrambam." The duo gave the blockbuster film "Billa" in 2007 and now the focus has shifted to the new film. Looking at the positive feedback that the film is garnering, it is more likely to be another blockbuster in Ajith's career. The stylish, action-packed entertainer has taken a fantastic opening, despite releasing on a week day. Positive word of mouth is likely to get more audience followed by more revenues.

The film's plot revolves around Ashok Kumar (Ajith), who is on a mission to expose a scam regarding faulty bullet proof jackets that are provided to security forces. He along with his lady love Maya (Nayanthara) dupe computer hacker Arjun (Arya) into hacking one system after the other. When Ashok gets closer to achieve his goals, he gets arrested by the police.

Later, Ashok uncovers himself as a former member of an anti-terrorist squad and reveals about the scam. The rest of the story is about how he takes revenge on Home Minister (Mahesh Manjrekar) and his associate (Atul Kulkarni) involved in the scam.

Sreedhar also appreciated the work of "Arrambam" writers Vishnu Vardhan and SuBha as well as appreciated the performances of the film's cast members. Ajith seems to be getting younger as his age increases. Back in his salt and pepper look, he exudes charm throughout the film. Thanks to director Vishnuvardhan and costume designer Anu Vishnuvardhan, Ajith is not always seen in suits. Arya has a little serious role in the film, which he pulls off in his own light-hearted manner. He does provide some giggles now and then with his dialogue delivery. Among the leading ladies, Nayanthara has a meatier role and she has lapped up the opportunity well. Taapsee has limited scope, but she does not hinder the proceedings. Rana shines in his cameo performance in the second half

Vishnuvardhan is one of the very few directors who knows how to extract the best from Ajith and what exactly people like in him. He has written the screenplay accordingly and given plenty of scope for Ajith to impress the audience. All the little mannerisms, the ‘Ducati’ bike ride, racy boat chase sequence and the climax dialogue are few examples. Dialogue writers Subha have kept the dialogues really simple and catchy. Kudos to Vishnuvardhan for touching up on the Mumbai terrorist attacks and it looks like a little tribute for the fighters who lost their lives during that attack.

Movie rating : 3.5/5