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Overall Rating : 2.86/5.0
Total Reviews: 7
58% out of 100% from below 7 reviews
Madura Veeran movie review and rating arround the web. Madura Veeran movie average rating is 2.86 out of 5.0 based on 7 reviews. Average movie review percentage is 58% out of 100% from below websites (Times of India - India Times, Behind Woods, Hindustan Times, Sify, IndiaGlitz, Only Kollywood, Only Kollywood, ).
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Times of India - India Times
Verdict : Durai returns to his village from Malaysia after 20 years in the pretext of getting married However his prime aim is to conduct jallikattu along with the panchayats of five neighbouring villages and fulfill his father s dream Will he succeed
This is Captain Vijayyakanth s son Shanmuga Pandian s second film and he easily slips into the role of a youngster wanting to re establish ties with his roots His tall frame and physique work in his favour especially in the action scenes but his dialogue delivery lacks punch Despite his best efforts....
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Behind Woods
Verdict : A worthy watch for its sensible well executed plot topped with the bring back emotion of Jallikattu in the right dosage
Maduraveeran has a school of good actors like Samuthirakani Vela Ramamoorthy Mime Gopi G Marimuthu PL Thenappan and Bala Saravanan who bring out the apt performances required for this sort of a film Samuthirakani pulls off an extraordinary performance his flashback portion is something to watch out for....
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Hindustan Times
Verdict : A decent if not fitting tribute to Tamil pride
After cranking the camera for films such as Poo and Kanden Kaadhali Muthiah makes his directorial debut with this decent rural entertainer Muthaiah merely uses the Jallikattu backdrop to discuss about caste based politics....
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Sify
Verdict : A village entertainer with minor flaws
Rathinavelu Samuthirakani is a sensible village leader who tries to conduct Jallikattu to unite two rival communities But unfortunately Rathinavelu gets murdered and his wife goes to Malaysia along with her son Durai Shanmugha Pandian Twenty years later Durai comes to the village saying that he would love to marry a girl from the native but his real intention is to bring back the bravery sport Jallikattu and to find out the murderer of his dad Will our hero succeed in these two missions....
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IndiaGlitz
Verdict : Go for this one to enjoy the rural flavor and a recall of the Jallikattu moments
Durai Shanmugapandian arrives with his mother from Malaysia to his village in the guise of searching for a suitable bride His dead father Rathnam Samuthirakani was a well respected leader who tried his best to unite the villagers To everyone s surprise the prospective brides whom the hero sees turn him down after he speaks to them in private There is also his cousin Newcomer Meenakshi who also does the same to grooms who come to see her....
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Only Kollywood
Verdict : A fairly good village drama centered on Jallikattu and its caste politics
Madura Veeran is a fairly good village drama which is centered on the valorous sport Jallikattu and the values and pride of Tamils How the courageous sport is still affected by caste politics in certain regions is showcased beautifully by cameraman turned director PG Muthaiah who has made a good filmmaking debut....
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Only Kollywood
Verdict : A fairly good village drama centered on Jallikattu and its caste politics
Madura Veeran is a fairly good village drama which is centered on the valorous sport Jallikattu and the values and pride of Tamils How the courageous sport is still affected by caste politics in certain regions is showcased beautifully by cameraman turned director PG Muthaiah who has made a good filmmaking debut....
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