The story of 'Nagaram' essentially revolves around four characters, played by Sundeep Kishan, Shri, Munishkanth and Charlie. Shri is a no-nonsense youngster from a small town, who recently relocated to Chennai. A group of three goondas field a bumbling Munishkanth to kidnap a child, but the latter ends up kidnapping the son of a dreaded don. This wrong kidnap by Munishkanth, Sundeep's decision to teach an acid attacker a lesson, Shri's bad luck in the new place and Charlie's tryst with the don all trigger a chain of intriguing events.
Shri comes up with a brilliant performance as he conveys the shock, desperation and dejection without going overboard anywhere. Sundeep Kishan as a rugged youngster is quite apt in the action scenes. Regina Cassandra has less roles but she had performed her role excellently. Meanwhile the actors who portray the corrupt inspector and the constable and the guy who comes as the friend of Sri have done justice to the role.
Javed Riaz’s songs are nice to hear and seamlessly interlaced as they are with the screenplay. The stunt choreography by Anbariv is realistic and lively. Selvakumar had done the cinematography excellently. The production team had done its best and the technical aspects are apt. The director Lokesh had done a superb performance in the narration for the movie. The background scoring is also made well.
'Nagaram' is a thriller where four different personality types find their lives converging over a kidnap. Excellent performances and first-rate technical elements are its major assets. The director had done a neat job and the way he had narrated the story is amazing. Nagaram ends up as a decent watch for all those who love crime thrillers. Watch the movie this weekend and have a great weekend.
