Jayam Ravi’s antics in the city form the key in the movie, but they are not kept on an interesting note with just occasional laughs. The film loses sheen on engaging the audience, in his attempts to do something novel, AL Vijay fails to keep the screenplay interesting. As a rich girl who falls in love with the tribesman, she deals with her lover’s innocence in a subtle yet lovable way. Her character is the strength of the movie, she blends into the story and is there almost every other scene, big credits to the director on weighing such a role to a newcomer and not to leave behind her dancing skills, rightly called as "Female Prabhudeva". Its Sayyeshaa’s show all the way, she clearly proves the fact that heroines are not just about being cute or just to shed some skin. Jayam Ravi has close to nothing in talk portions, he does his portions well as a lost man and lets his body language do the talking.Īs a tribesman, Jayam Ravi’s character tries to communicate with sign language then and there. Flat, done and dusted storyline, Vijay tries to arouse interest by humor, some VFX action sequences, love and a good social message.
The story is nothing different from what you could have made out from the trailer – A man raised in the deeper parts of Jungle comes in terms with the city life, falls in love with a beautiful girl and then heads back to save his tribe from the clutches of modern man’s greed.
Heroine of the movie Sayyeshaa as the Rich City girl easily wins over Jayaram Ravi’s efforts, for her expressions, lip sync and the total onscreen presence is definitely the highlight of the movie.ĪL Vijay is always known to have drawn inspiration from a lot of Hollywood movies, Vanamagan is no different. Vanamagan, draws heavy inspiration on Hollywood’s superhit comedy "George of the Jungle", only tuning them to suit regional flavor. AL Vijay is one director in Kollywood whom you cannot stereotype, every single flick he has worked on has been different in every aspect, and they all fall under different genre, he join hands with Jayam Ravi who loves experimentation too.
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