cast: Karthi, Reema Sen, Andrea, Parthiban
Directed by Selvaraghavan
Music by G V Prakash
Release date: JAN 14, 2010
The story begins from where the Chola Dynasty supposedly ends. It is believed that when the Cholas were thrown out by the Pandiyas, the prince disappeared to some secret location. He also managed to steal a priceless statue of the Pandiyas while doing so. All attempts to trace it have ended futile.
When a well known archaeologist (Prathap Pothen) goes missing, the Government appoints a new team led by Anitha (Reema) to track him down. The team comprises of many includes a military officer (Azhagaperumal) and Lavanya, the daughter of the missing archeologist. The team is also accompanied by a coolie gang led by a boorish Muthu (Karthi).
Their search eventually takes them to the lost city and the one man who they believed was lost in the pages of history – the royal blood in exile (Parthipan). However that just seem the beginning of several unanswered questions
When a well known archaeologist (Prathap Pothen) goes missing, the Government appoints a new team led by Anitha (Reema) to track him down. The team comprises of many includes a military officer (Azhagaperumal) and Lavanya, the daughter of the missing archeologist. The team is also accompanied by a coolie gang led by a boorish Muthu (Karthi).
Their search eventually takes them to the lost city and the one man who they believed was lost in the pages of history – the royal blood in exile (Parthipan). However that just seem the beginning of several unanswered questions
THE PANEL ROOM
Is this 35 crores down the drain? Or will Selvaraghavan rewrite the history books for good?
Aayirathil Oruvan is a brave attempt at trying to come out with something new in the placid world of Tamil cinema. . SIFY
he is only partially successful in his attempt, as the second half takes all the sheen away the first half provided. IndiaGlitz.
Wildly crass: attempt only if you are a Zombie fan! BehindWoods
Credit goes to Selvaraghavan for having the guts to actually take a theme like this and to deliver it with some panache. Rediff
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