Man, what a movie.

This movie begins with a little girl at an Orphanage, wondering who's going to come see her, and then cuts to the seizing of drugs that are beings transported by a drug lord, by inspector Bejoy (Narain) and team. When the drug lord takes revenge by poisoning the alcohol of a gathering of the police-inspectors, Bejoy has to take the responsibility to transport the fainted inspectors to a clinic that's in a nearby town, while also facing the threat of the drug lord to return back the seized drugs which will kill the guarding humans, who guard the police station which stores the drugs. A lorry is needed to transport the inspectors, which is where Dilli, played by Karthi, comes in to the picture with a swag, who desperately wants to meet his long-lost daughter. To do that, Dilli has to drive the lorry containing the bodies with Bejoy (who vows him his daughter), and the owner of the lorry (who exists for comic relief) to the clinic and then to the police station to stop chaos. That is the main plot of this thrilling film filled with well-choreographed action. To say more is to just destroy the thrill.

To be frank, this is probably one of the best Indian films to come out this year, and probably the best career choice which actor Karthi has ever made. Talking about the acting, Karthi's screen presence is so good that you want more of that pump-into-the-lungs kind of heroism, and George Maryan, as the newly transferred police officer, is the true hero of this story, no doubt. The cinematography, man, is praiseworthy. The mood and tension that is set by various obstacles that these trio encounter is pure cinematic awesomeness. Though, the fight scene involving many people being fist-punched by Dilli in the second-half is kinda unbelievable, I had to give in to the motivation that gives him the strength. And the climax is Diwali Dhamaka, which I will not describe it, just watch it.

10/10 for the attempt to do a Mass-Action film with no masala elements or songs. Only Police and Prisoner working together to save the day.