The romance between the lead couple is interestingly narrated in a matured fashion and an influence of Gautham Menon (Magizh is from Gautham’s school) can be perceived in few sequences. While the first half is tightly packaged and renders a curious feeling of what is going to happen post interval, the second half has many events and characters which sometimes confuse the audience. Arun Vijay’s friend’s comment about the laddus made by Mamta in a harmless manner, Aarathi’s remarks about boyfriends and Murugadas feeling sorry about not knowing the spelling of sorry are all sequences that are replete with intelligent sparks. This can be perceived when Arul Das asks if Arun’s friend is the wife of Abishek Bachchan. Levity runs in an unobtrusive manner in TT and surprisingly with the antagonists too. The scene where he seeks the hand of Mamta from her father is a fine example and stands testimony to his characterization. In short this young man knows perfectly what to do with his life. All the same he is not a machine but still earns the respect and love of his woman. The characterization of Arun Vijay appears fresh as someone who is self made, forthright, shrewd with his finances, zealous to come up in life the right way and with a mind of his own. Thadayara Thaakka is the story about an ordinary man who gets trapped in situations beyond his control and the dominos effect it has on his life. And the actor has certainly given in his 100% to his role as tourist cab owner. Arun Vijay who makes his celluloid appearance two years after Maanjaa Velu looks definitely different and fresh. The promos suggested an all new Arun Vijay and it is indeed true. The chaste Tamil title Thadayara Thaakka taken from the famous Kanda Sashti Kavacham appears to give the necessary spunk and fizz to this action centric film which has combined suspense elements in an interesting way. For his second enterprise Magizh teams up with Arun Vijay with Feather Touch Entertainment producing his venture.
Thadayara Thaakka is director Magizh Thirumeni’s second outing, the first one being Mun Dhinam Parthene.
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