Irudhi Suttru Review

A short and sweet film directed by Sudha Kongara.

Rajkumar Hirani's second venture as a producer in this year. R. Madhvan is a leading actor, as well as the co producer, too. And some additional dialogues have been written by both of them.

Story is of a girl from Chennai. How she met with boxing coach and what made her to learn the game, are all you find in the first half. There is also a little bit of a love factor, which will not bother you at all. Some songs and funny moments are there, too. Post interval, the effects of politics on the game and the associated people and some fights have been placed. End is obviously predictable, but the manner is good. Even because of no unnecessary scenes and with only around 100 minutes running length, the film is more interesting and engaging than Mary Kom, as per my experience.

Madhavan has acted very well. Looks like a perfect Khadoos coach. Ritika Singh has delivered a good performance, she looks cute as an innocent girl in most of the scenes. Nasser and Zakir Hussain are as usual good.

Music is good. Lyrics by Swanand Kirkire is superb. I'm gonna download the whole album. Swanand has done a cameo, too.

We can say that a nice one time watch movie for this film. It's not a must watch. But, it'll not bore you! Give a chance to this low budget film, as no other good movie is releasing this week.