Aadhaar Movie Review:

Aadhaar Movie Review:

 

The director Ramnath Palanikumar focus on the veritable pattern of scripts in that list the film Aadhaar is being auxiliary. The movie explicit about common people's life was terribly distressed and the corporate world misuse of the government employees and even the higher rank officers.  The actor Karunaas contributed with the striking performances, in the old policeman role was done by Arun Pandian, Riythvika come in a minimal sequence, Uma Riyaz Khan was done in a bold woman police eccentric, Iniya's acting is in distinctive role Bahubali Prabakar and Dileepan were awfully in their scenes.

A daily wage feeble man was Karunaas and he has been working in a construction company. The frail Karunaas and an innocent Riythvika both were leading a happy life and the couple was eagerly waiting for a child. Unfortunately, Karunaas's wife was disappearing all of sudden after giving birth to a child. Parallel, the corporate company plays a crucial role in the compassion man's life.

Karunaas file a petition in the police station about his wife's vanishing. The cops' scrutiny and serving towards corporate people and the despondent man Karunaas's life was becoming question mark. Of course, Aadhaar in the direction of Ramnath Palanikumar speaks out well. The film gives the uniqueness among the actors and even in the screenplay. 

The artists are worthwhile, especially Karunaas's performances are unique, Riythvika's innate presentation was realistic, Iniya's acting was magnificent, Arun Pandian sequences understandable. The music candidly mind blowing. Overall, adequate film given by the director.