Movie Review: Lucky Man

 Lucky Man

CAST

YOGI BABU AS MURUGAN

VEERA AS INPECTOR SIVAKUMAR

RAICHAL RABECCA AS DHEIVANAI

ABDOOL LEE AS VENKAT

R.S. SHIVAJI AS RAVI

JAYAKUMAR AS RAMANAN

GOWTHAM SUNDHARARAJAN AS MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER BHARATH

HELLO KANTHASAMY AS CONSTABLE SHENBAGA MOORTHY

RAHUL THATHA AS THIYAGI SUBBAIAH

PRADEEP K VIJAYAN AS KUMARAGURU

AMIT BHARGAV AS AMARNATH

SATHVICK AS TAMIZH

SUHASINI KUMARAN AS APARNA

VILANGU RAVI AS PUGAZHENTHI

DAVID SOLOMON AS INPECTOR KAMESH

AJIT KOSHI AS COMMISSIONER

TEMPLE MONKEYS DAWOOD AS NAGARJUNA

MIPPU SAMI AS SENIOR

CREW:

WRITER & DIRECTOR: BALAJI VENUGOPAL

MUSIC: SEAN ROLDAN

CINEMATOGRAPHER: SANDEEP K. VIJAY

EDITOR: G. MADAN

ART DIRECTOR: SARAVANAN VASANTH

SOUND DESIGN: TAPAS NAYAK

COSTUME DESIGNER: NANDINI NEDUMARAN

PRODUCED BY THINK STUDIOS







Murugan ( Yogi Babu) is married to Deivayani ( Raichal Rabecca) and they have a son. The woe of Murugan's life is that he considers himself unlucky, as nothing good ever happens to him. 

But life changes completely when he wins a car one day as a prize. Slowly but surely his lot rises in life and he starts earning both money and respect.

But due to a series of events, Murugan comes into conflict with a hot-headed cop, Sivakumar ( Veera).  His woes multiply when he also loses the much loved car which had made him feel a lucky man. 

But with the cop hot on his heels as a result of theie fallout, will Murugan manage to find his car and save himself from the wrath of the angry cop?

Its always a delight to see Yogi Babu on screen and in Lucky Man, we get to see the sentimental and emotional side of him as well, laced with his wit, making it a double whammy. The actor brings to life the struggles and angst of a character dealing with feeling unlucky in life.

Raichal, the subtle performer is well cast as his wife while Veera does what's required for his role. Amit Bhargav does a good job of a character with shades.

The visuals are neat and the music is a pillar of support. 

The suspense is well maintained.

On the flip side, some scenes with Veera seem confusing while their bickering gets repetitive in a few places,  where the lag sets in. 

One wishes almost that the story had been more about Murugun and his struggles, without the cop angle to distract. 

Overall, with Yogi Babu's solid presence and a good supporting cast along with a different storyline, Lucky Man seems like a feel good family entertainer.

Rating 3/5


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