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Beast Review {2.5/5}: Even Vijay can’t rescue Beast from flippant writing.
‘Beast’ box office collection day 1,2,3,4
Going by the numbers available currently, ‘Beast’ is said to have grossed 30 to 35 crores in Tamil Nadu alone and is innching towards the 50 Crore mark across India (~15 crores from the rest of India). Combining its worldwide figures, reportedly between 15 and 20 crores as of now, the current box office performance ‘Beast’ is quite commendable with over 65 crores. If the numbers are to be judged accurate, and discounting the pending night shows, ‘Beast’ is likely to ‘Valimai’ (Rs. 36.71 Crores) in its Day 1 run to become the all-time highest grosser in Tamil Nadu.
Beast movie review
Beast Movie Review: In his preceding films, Kolamaavu Kokila and Doctor, director Nelson mined humour out of conditions that infrequently would have come throughout as humorous on paper. In Beast, too, he takes a backdrop that is serious – a hostage state of affairs – and tries to make it funny. But this time, he is a ways from successful. In fact, the movie barely grants the laughs in the locations the place it need to have been humorous and makes us spoil into a chuckle on every occasion it tries to be a mass hero movie.
The movie does start promisingly. We get a prologue involving Veera Raghavan (Vijay), a senior RAW officer who ends up psychologically scarred following a mission to seize a most-wanted terror mastermind. He leaves the company and is making an attempt to get rid of his demons, however then, the mall which he is at with his lady friend Preethi (Pooja Hegde) is taken over by using terrorists. The government’s negotiator Althaf Hussain (a wry Selvaraghavan) manages to coax Veera into taking up the rescue mission, however can he succeed?
The trouble with Beast is that it has a protagonist who is too sturdy given a mission that by no means looks to be a challenge. The terrorists hardly ever appear hazardous (they barely kill anyone, even when attempting to put concern in the hearts of the hostages), and the mission hardly ever comes throughout as some thing of a daunting undertaking for a daredevil like Veera. None of the hijackers have any personality, together with their chief Saif (Ankur Ajit Vikal). “Innum konjam difficult kuduthurukalam,” Veera tells Saif toward the quit of the film, and it solely highlights how vulnerable the antagonist in the movie is.
As in Doctor, Nelson offers his protagonist a bunch of oddballs with whom he wishes to crew up to take down the terrorists, however not like in that film, the characters right here rarely get adequate display or motivation to be memorable. Only VTV Ganesh manages to generate a few laughs whilst the shtick involving Yogi Babu and Redin Kingsley receives tiresome after a while. Even the bumbling gangster duo from the different film, Mahali and Kili, fail to galvanize this time.
Anirudh tries to add some punch to the scenes with his score, however via the time we get to the end, with writing that is solely leaner and in no way meaner or stronger, even that does not work. The director appears to have banked completely on his celebrity to elevate the film, however with a script that rarely presents him some thing to work with, even Vijay can solely do so a good deal with his superstar power.
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