Kreedam - First Review
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Our friend Aravind Thyagarajan managed to watch the First special pre-certification preview show at four frames with the Kreedam crew. He even took a still with Thala Ajit who looked dashing in blazers as usual. The movie has a veyr natural feel throughout and very less masala except for the intro song it seems. Ajit and Rajkiran have acted very well and the villian AJAY too has done a commendable job. As AjitFans.com already reported GV Prakash has spent 32 days for the BGM and of course the BGM is reportedly has come out in a fabulous way gelling well with the mood of the scene. The climax of the movie is very natural and different without any over buildup or mass fights like hero thrashing 10-20 people etc. It is a one to one fight between the villian and Ajit and has been shot in the most natural way possible.
There are only 3 [one face off with villian in climax, one fight with rajkiran and villian in middle and one intro fight in dream sequence] fights in the movie which has been choreographed by super subbarayan in a very down to earth but still riveting and powerful fashion without any rope work or flying around. The camera and editing is said to be a high point for the film as the picturisation seems to be having a great look according to the mood of the scene.
Ajit was visibly very satisfied with the outcome and the response of the group of guys who watched the movie was “This Ajit movie has a great natural feel sans masala, surely a different effort that should end up as a superhit”.
Our friend Aravind Thyagarajan managed to watch the First special pre-certification preview show at four frames with the Kreedam crew. He even took a still with Thala Ajit who looked dashing in blazers as usual. The movie has a veyr natural feel throughout and very less masala except for the intro song it seems. Ajit and Rajkiran have acted very well and the villian AJAY too has done a commendable job. As AjitFans.com already reported GV Prakash has spent 32 days for the BGM and of course the BGM is reportedly has come out in a fabulous way gelling well with the mood of the scene. The climax of the movie is very natural and different without any over buildup or mass fights like hero thrashing 10-20 people etc. It is a one to one fight between the villian and Ajit and has been shot in the most natural way possible.
There are only 3 [one face off with villian in climax, one fight with rajkiran and villian in middle and one intro fight in dream sequence] fights in the movie which has been choreographed by super subbarayan in a very down to earth but still riveting and powerful fashion without any rope work or flying around. The camera and editing is said to be a high point for the film as the picturisation seems to be having a great look according to the mood of the scene.
Ajit was visibly very satisfied with the outcome and the response of the group of guys who watched the movie was “This Ajit movie has a great natural feel sans masala, surely a different effort that should end up as a superhit”.
It is difficult for you guys to believe this news but to hack all lies and myths we have managed to get the picture of Ajit and Aravind thyagarajan taken today morning at Four Frames.
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