Takkar Movie Review

Takkar Movie Review - Tamil Lang Movie

Siddharth and Divyansha Kelshik starrer film Tucker Screen Review.

Director: Karthik G. Krish

Artist: Siddharth, Divyansha, Yogibabu, Abhimanyusingh, Vigneshkanth, Ramdas

Actor Siddharth's movie 'Tucker' is produced by Fashion Studios and directed by Karthik G Krish. Actress Divyansha has played the heroine in this film. Yogi Babu, Abhimanyusingh, Vigneshkanth and Ramdas also acted. Music composed by Niwas K Prasanna. The film was long in the making.

Gist of the story:

Gunasekaran (Siddharth) is leaving for Chennai to become rich. He works in restaurants, bars, gyms, and not giving up his personality, so he can't stay in that job. After leaving all jobs, he is finally a driver for a Benz car. Chennai is shown as a place where drugs, human trafficking and rowdyism are all available. Siddharth comes to this area by chance and takes a car from there. In that car is the heroine, a rich woman who has been kidnapped. How do their lives connect? Has Siddharth achieved his ambition? That is the story of the film.

How is the picture?

The first half of the film ends before the hero, heroine and villain group are introduced individually.

Director Karthik has moved the story very calmly if you expect to see a road movie that is a bit lively in the second half. Yogi Babu's comedy in the crowd of villains and some songs are the only consolation for the film. Otherwise, there is nothing new in Siddharth's Tucker, which is releasing after such a long wait.

In Tamil cinema in general, the rich-poor disparity is an all-time appropriate plot. Scenes related to class conflict are the easiest way to draw the masses into a film. There have already been many films in this line. Tucker's film is also included in that category. There are very few films that stand out in this, but if Tucker is that type, it is a question mark..!

Stunt scenes and car chase scenes are racy in the film. On the other hand, I don't know if the stories that Siddharth chooses to act are fruitful or not, the stories take a long time to release each film. So all in all Tucker is a bit of a muck..!

In Screen Review:

The first scene shows a teenager who believes that only money can make him live respectably in this world. Director Karthik G has made it clear from the beginning what is important to the hero. Krish

Gunasekaran (Siddharth) comes to Chennai with the desire to earn and become rich. He works in various places. But Gunasekaran couldn't resist anywhere because he wanted to work without giving up his personality. Then he became a cab driver.

Meanwhile, they also show gangs who engage in anti-social activities and make money.

The gang kidnaps and sells young women for money. In this case, Siddharth comes on the path of the gang. It also gives him the opportunity to earn many lakhs. In the meantime, his alkali gets damaged. This causes problems for Siddharth's work.

Just when Siddharth thinks his life is over, he meets Lucky (Divyansha Kaushik), a fabulously rich woman. Lucky people think that money is the cause of all problems in life. In this case, the story is about how Siddharth and Divyansha's life is better beyond the problems caused by money and position.

The way the director has shown two people with different views on money and life is very interesting. But the screenplay is not strong. Many things are happening at once. So people watching movies in the theater have to feel different emotions like action, romance, comedy once every 10 minutes. It's as if a wide range of emotions were imposed.

Siddharth is carrying the film on his shoulders. The comedy sequences in the second half are not very impressive. Yogibabu's one-liners are not everywhere. Divyansha Kaushik doesn't have much scope to act.

Nivas Prasanna's music is good. Those who watch the film without expecting anything will definitely like Tucker. Otherwise Tucker is about the same type.