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Raavan cast & crew, other details, & top review of Raavan
Director: Mani Ratnam, Producer: Mani Ratnam
Music: A. R. Rahman
Main Cast: Abhishek Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai, Vikram, Govinda... more
Genre: Mythology, Romance
Banner: Madras Talkies, Reliance BIG Pictures
The plot is simple enough. Beera (Abhishek Bachchan) has become the undoubted ruler and protector of Laalmaati thanks to his reputation to meet any end to keep his people and their lands from harm's way. However, since his ways are illegal, he naturally becomes the enemy of the state. Hearing his story the zealous Superintendent of Police Dev (Vikram) comes to this remote town with the sole ambition of bringing Beera down.
As Dev crosses one limit after the other in the search for Beera, Beera makes his move by kidnapping Dev's wife Ragini (Aishwarya Rai). However, little does he know that he would fall for Ragini and she in turn would bring his fall. Beera, a devil of a guy, whose favorite playtime is to tease death, is surprised to find himself at the mercy of a fragile thing with a bold heart. For him, the summon of death is so gorgeous, he is blinded by it.
The film easily lifts us into this magical world where everything is fresh, green and straight out of the heart of the earth. The vivid colors of nature have been clearly captured thanks to the smooth hands of the DoP Santosh Sivan. Those who are into pink and neon eye-candy may not be able to appreciate the raw beauty of tribal life captured by this director-cinematographer duo but for those who can it's a treat!
The slow start may be boring to a few but the pace develops in the second. We get to see the gradual lifting of each layer in each character. As the many facets of a single person is revealed we realize there is indeed a Raavan in every one. It all comes to a thrilling climax which makes the snail-paced start worth it.
Verdict: Mani might as well have made Raavan as a grand musical. At least that would have made sense. Vikram may remind you a bit of Hrithik Roshan but unlike him, Vikram will have a superbly forgettable Bollywood debut, for sure. Aishwarya with rapunzel-like hair looks gorgeous but all she does is scream. Abhishek as a dus surwala psycho is more creepy than scary. In short Raavan is a dus surwala headache, go with your own painkillers.
Raavan cast & crew, other details, & top review of Raavan
Director: Mani Ratnam, Producer: Mani Ratnam
Music: A. R. Rahman
Main Cast: Abhishek Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai, Vikram, Govinda... more
Genre: Mythology, Romance
Banner: Madras Talkies, Reliance BIG Pictures
The plot is simple enough. Beera (Abhishek Bachchan) has become the undoubted ruler and protector of Laalmaati thanks to his reputation to meet any end to keep his people and their lands from harm's way. However, since his ways are illegal, he naturally becomes the enemy of the state. Hearing his story the zealous Superintendent of Police Dev (Vikram) comes to this remote town with the sole ambition of bringing Beera down.
As Dev crosses one limit after the other in the search for Beera, Beera makes his move by kidnapping Dev's wife Ragini (Aishwarya Rai). However, little does he know that he would fall for Ragini and she in turn would bring his fall. Beera, a devil of a guy, whose favorite playtime is to tease death, is surprised to find himself at the mercy of a fragile thing with a bold heart. For him, the summon of death is so gorgeous, he is blinded by it.
The film easily lifts us into this magical world where everything is fresh, green and straight out of the heart of the earth. The vivid colors of nature have been clearly captured thanks to the smooth hands of the DoP Santosh Sivan. Those who are into pink and neon eye-candy may not be able to appreciate the raw beauty of tribal life captured by this director-cinematographer duo but for those who can it's a treat!
The slow start may be boring to a few but the pace develops in the second. We get to see the gradual lifting of each layer in each character. As the many facets of a single person is revealed we realize there is indeed a Raavan in every one. It all comes to a thrilling climax which makes the snail-paced start worth it.
Verdict: Mani might as well have made Raavan as a grand musical. At least that would have made sense. Vikram may remind you a bit of Hrithik Roshan but unlike him, Vikram will have a superbly forgettable Bollywood debut, for sure. Aishwarya with rapunzel-like hair looks gorgeous but all she does is scream. Abhishek as a dus surwala psycho is more creepy than scary. In short Raavan is a dus surwala headache, go with your own painkillers.
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