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Jilla Movie Review
- 1/10/2014 5:28:35 AM
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It's a prized catch for Nesan, who impressed Ilayathalapathy and roped him in for the action packed, racy, gripping Pongal treat. As mentioned time and again, to rope in the leading stars from sister woods and get them to perform with fairly equal prominence, and also pleasing audience of both backgrounds is far easier said than done. So, expectations on this particular Pongal release is sky high. Has 'Jilla' lived up to all the hopes? Totally! Ranging from sweet romance and funny moments to killer action, 'Jilla' is thoroughly entertaining and clean to the letter. The very well renowned Sivan is respected for precisely all the wrong reasons. Taking the temple town under his control using his monetary power and physical strength, Sivan rules the roost of Madurai in every influential respect. Sivan adopts Sakthi, as the latter loses his father in a local spat. It is the same incident that develops dire hatred for Sakthi towards cops at large. Growing up as his own son, Sakthi is the most favourite of Sivan's three children. All goes well until the day when Sivan is arrested by the police. Given the pressing situation, Sakthi turns a cop too, just to please the wishes of his father and godfather Sivan. What comes later is a sequence of riots with complete police and politic support, given Sakthi's profession and ministerial influence to the ever so affluent family. But as reality of loss and suffering of the masses strikes Sakthi, everything goes haywire,
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