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Sivakarthikeyan’s Pongal release ‘Rajini Murugan’ to make it a precise mark is a sangfroid entertainer that stands out to be a neat stress buster. The film comes from the team that offered ‘Varuthapadatha Valibar Sangam’ and yes this time; they manage to offers something more as a wholesome entertainer. Rajini Murugan is directed by Ponram and is produced by Lingusamy and Subash Chandra Bose of Thirrupathi Brothers with Sivakarthikeyan, Raj Kiran and Keerthi Suresh in lead roles with D Imman composing music.
The film has a simple yet engrossing plot of Rajini Murugan (Sivakarthikeyan) a jolly guy with no worries. He has a special affinity with his grandfather (Raj Kiran) who pampers him unconditionally. When he wants to sell the ancestral property so that he could bring his children and grandchildren united for this reason, a notorious land grabber (Samuthirakani) tries to create problem by claiming him to be step brother of Rajini Murugan.
What makes the film is director Ponram giving his best with his team of writers with an engaging screenplay. In spite of the lengthy duration, the film nowhere leaves you bored and that’s a tougher job to keep the audiences engrossed nearly for 2hrs 45 minutes. Sivakarthikeyan has tried to keep his performance decorous in places, where he never tries to overact. He has carefully tried to eclipse the mistakes he committed in Kaaki Sattai. Keerthi Suresh looks cute and beautiful with a commendable performance. She gives the best what is required for the role… Raj Kiran is incredible, where he not only emotes perpetually but in places tickles our funny bones as well. After a long time, Soori gets to offer wholesome entertainment with his non-stop laughter. His combination with Sivakarthikeyan works out again. Samuthirakani is a baddie though his role is tingled with hilarious touch as Sathyaraj was surprising in VPVS.
Musical score by D Imman is enjoyable and although the second half has too many songs, it doesn’t look like hampering the narration. The initial moments of this film are little dragging and so much stereotypical, but sooner it gains momentum of humour. Likely, the climax portions are not so much appealing though Sivakarthikeyan fans might have some surprise.
Overall, Rajini Murugan is a carefree entertainer that doesn’t test your patience anywhere, but offers a decent neat family entertainer sans any vulgarity, double meaning, etc. Yes, the film deserves special mention for this very reason.
Verdict: A decent family entertainer of all seasons
Rating: 3.5/5