Aegan

Ajith, Nayantara, Suman, Nassar, Jayaram, Navadeep, Priya, Suhashini, Kochina Hanifa, Sreeman, Sathyan

The trouble with the film is that it looks like an amateurish attempt by debutant director Raju Sundaram especially the lead towards the climax which is a colossal embarrassment. No film is perfect and Aegan is no exception. But it delivers entertainment in reasonable doses. Read More

Navdeep is far more natural, but you pity the fact that his role is so small. Suman and Sriman mostly irritate you; so pathetic is their portrayal. VMC Hanifa produces some laughs. Suhasini and the flashback has been terribly dealt with, robbing her part of any sympathy. Read More

When it comes to action, all but Ajith are at the receiving end. Ajith pummeling hulk-like goons effortlessly seem more like a comedy than a life threatening stunts. Read More

In the technical department, Aegan is above average and excellent, at times. Arjun Jana is splendid with his camera work, maintaining the tones and shades we had seen earlier in Billa. The colorization is immensely good and gives the viewer a 'cool' feeling. The look and feel is awesome. Read More

If the movie made you feel like you were watching Raju Sundaram's goofed-up performance in the movie Jeans, it's not entirely your fault. He is after all the director and has influenced the entire cast's dialogue delivery and body language reducing them to laughing-stocks. Read More