<p>Director K S Ravikumar, Surya and sultry Nayantara do provide moments of entertainment. There’s Vadivelu too to pep up the proceedings.<br /><br />Nonetheless, the film is not wholesome. The screenplay and the plot are not taut enough to keep you engaged. With Ravikumar at the helm, logic always takes a backseat. Surya (Aadhavan), who, though a sure-fire sharp shooter, fails to find his mark when it matters most. <br /><br />Why does he time and again fail to kill Judge Subramaniam? What the heck is going on? Does he succeed? How does Thara (Nayantara) come to romance our rifleman? To know this and much more ‘Aadhavan’ is your answer.</p>
<p>Director K S Ravikumar, Surya and sultry Nayantara do provide moments of entertainment. There’s Vadivelu too to pep up the proceedings.<br /><br />Nonetheless, the film is not wholesome. The screenplay and the plot are not taut enough to keep you engaged. With Ravikumar at the helm, logic always takes a backseat. Surya (Aadhavan), who, though a sure-fire sharp shooter, fails to find his mark when it matters most. <br /><br />Why does he time and again fail to kill Judge Subramaniam? What the heck is going on? Does he succeed? How does Thara (Nayantara) come to romance our rifleman? To know this and much more ‘Aadhavan’ is your answer.</p>
