Hope someone here gives her a laudable role as in Geetha Govindham. He has ability to draw our attention even without these stuffs (Ex – Kaithi, Naan Mahaan Alla, etc). Karthi has a charismatic appeal that he evidently enjoys in both Telugu and Tamil industry, but it would be better if he can improvise in dance sequence. End of the day, it’s about Lal, who has given a commendable performance. A North Indian corporate villain, A Kannada sub-villain, heroine from Karnataka with good market in Telugu industry and a fabulous Malayalam actor like Lal to play an important role. When it comes to star-cast, it is very much evident that the makers have been keen on drawing crowds from all states. Editing is mediocre, especially when it comes to the track of Lal, who seems to be married to a lady, but not shown properly, but suddenly we see her weeping like a spouse. Sayli Kamble, who is the second runner-up of the singing-based reality show Indian Idol 12, has lent her vocal prowess for a Marathi film titled Kolhapur Diaries. Cinematography with brownish (Sepia maybe) turns out to be a drawback as we aren’t able to enjoy the greeneries of the lands (Main backdrop is agriculture).
The second highlighting trait is the action blocks. The emotional connection among them works out very well. The episodes involving Sulthan & Co is filled with humour and engrossing moments. On the other hand, what makes it intriguing is the fun element. Henceforth, the story of Sulthan turns out to be a predictable and stereotypical one. The recent release Bhoomi starring Jayam Ravi had similar issues and now Karthi’s Sulthan. Even the big star movies work out magic only for the sake of star values. The reason why such movies (Except for big names like Vijay) isn’t working out because, they don’t hold substantiality. In the recent times, one thing that has become very much mandatory in Tamil cinema is depicting ‘Corporate Companies’ as villain. However, after reaching there, Sulthan decided to take things in his own hands and at the same time wants those 100 assassin brothers to restart their lives peacefully. When Sulthan (Karthi) discovers that his family comprising henchmen, roughnecks and killers are at the gunpoint of police department, he decides to mend their ways and take them to a village, where his deceased father (Napoleon) has ordered them to carry out a mission of vengeance. The film is produced by Dream Warrior Pictures. Director Bhagyaraj Kannan’s debut film ‘Remo’ was a feel good romantic entertainer and his second outing ‘Sulthan’ starring Karthi and Rashmika Mandanna in lead roles.
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