Movie Review: Amigo Garage

 Rudhra (Master Mahedran)  shares a deep bond with his 2 school buddies. The trio become close to  Anand, the owner of Amigo Garage nearby even though he is a ganja dealer on the side. Even when they grow up their friendship with him remains intact, despite the warning of parents to stay away. 









One day due to a street altercation with a rowdy, Guru, Rudhra lands up in the cross hairs of the rowdy who seeks revenge for the insult.

Due a series of events in this cat and mouse game of revenge, Rudhra slowly gets sucked into a life of crime with drugs adding to the deadly concotion. 

 In the midst of this, he falls in love with Tamizh and the duo decide to her married.  But one day when she sees a murder of his friend right in front of her eyes,  she rethinks her decision.


In the meantime, Rudhra continues in his journey of murder, drugs and mayhem. His enemies are still at large. What happens to Rudhra? Does his love survive the circumstances of his new life of crime?

The film seeks to highlight the effect of bad company and drugs on innocent youth and how a normal youngster's life can change for the worse. 

The  aim seems noble but the story seems a tad dated in its treatment, despite Master Mahendran's best efforts to prop up the film. The talented actor,  somehow doesn't give the  vibe of a criminal.  However he leaves a mark in the action scenes, with his credible and powerful body language. 

The romance portions though brief are handled adequately well. The supporting cast does a good job.  

Amigo Garage, convey a social message about making the right choices in life at the climax. 


'Amigo Garage'


Crew:


‘Master’ Mahendran as Rudhra

GM Sundar as Anand 

Athira as Tamil

Deepa Balu as Ramya

Dasarathi as Guru

Muralidharan Chandran as Muthu

Sirikko Udhaya

Madan Gopal

Sakthi Gopal

Murali Kamal


Crew:


Produced By - MURALI SRINIVASAN (PEOPLE PRODUCTION HOUSE)

Co-Produced By RAMACHANDRAN PERUMAL, PRIYA KATHIRAVAN, ASWIN KUMAR VG.

Director: PRASANTH NAGARAJAN

Editor: RUBEN - CS PREMKUMAR

Dop: VIJAYAKUMAR SOLAIMUTHU

Music: BALAMURALI  BALU

Art: SRIMAN BALAJI

Stunt: DON ASHOK

Lyrics: Ku. KARTHIK

PRO: SATHISH (AIM)

Production Executive: S.R.LOGANATHAN

Publicity Design: SABA DESIGNS


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