Synopsis
Bachelor of Social Service
Corrupt police and politicians target a computer engineer for trying to better the lives of less privileged citizens.
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Sivaji: The Boss
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Rajinikanth Suman Talwar Shriya Saran Vivek Raghuvaran Cochin Haneefa Manivannan Solomon Pappaiah Vadivukarasi M. S. Bhaskar Uma Padmanabhan Pattimandram Raja Pithamagan Mahadevan Pyramid Natarajan A. C. Murali Mohan Bose Venkat Swaminathan Nayanthara Mayilsamy Chinni Jayanth Dhamu Kanal Kannan Ilavarasu Livingston Andreanne Nouyrigat Kaniha
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Sivaji The Boss, Shivaji: The Boss, Sivaji
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Rajinikanth and Shankar join hands for the time and deliver a wholesome extravagant commercial entertainer with less logic and full of Rajini magic, blending his trademark vigilante (this time on corruption and black money), social commentary with solid masala elements. The movie is loaded with entertaining elements; a strong script, engaging narrative, witty one liners, hilarious comedy, foot tapping music, breathtaking cinematography, rich production design with loads of bossy Rajini style moments. The first half is loaded with fresh comedy and drama while the second half is your high octane Rajini style rags to riches story with a social message. The motta boss portions was a big surprise package and lits up the finale. The movie does have a few…
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Weeeee! What a mess! The first 90 minutes are an awkward love story in which a very rich Rajinikanth forces himself on an unwilling woman played by Shriya Saran. There's an amazing action scene set in a music store filled with comically large instruments and a fun musical number about how it's great to have white skin (Yep) but that's about all I liked. The rest was...uncomfortable.
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After the intermission, Writer/Director S. Shankar (ROBOT) kicks things into high gear as Rajinikanth's plans to build a hospital and university are derailed, so he decides to COMPLETELY REINVENT THE TAMIL NADU STATE INTO A SOCIALIST PARADISE - and he does this by stealing all the rich people's money and beating…
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Rajinikanth could write the Communist Manifesto but Karl Marx could never make this movie
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man the film has aged like milk but holy fuck the album is still god level.
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Sivaji is a movie that runs 3 hours and never stops. It starts out with Sivaji coming back to india and trying to find a wife and as he finds her, he harrasses her until she accepts to marry him. At the same time, he tries to build hospitals and schools for free treatment and education. Corrupt politicians don't like it and try to keep him from reaching his dreams.
The movie has many action scenes and songs and Sivaji is just charismatic during the whole thing. His most used words are COOL and BOSS and that's what he is. -
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"All those crores… and they couldn't buy themselves a script."
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My 200th review. And it has to be this what i wanted to watch for it. Thalaivaaaaaaaaaa. You are my first hero. Personally & Professionally. And this one movie is enough for me to shout out my heart aloud and say "I was a BORN FAN-BOY." I owe Shankar a big thanks to show my hero, my demigod, my one and only SUPERSTAR in a grand look that whole world had never seen. This may not be your best movie. There are flaws. There are plot holes. Still watching your style and charisma and mere screen presence is enough to make my blood rush to my head. This is FULL THROTTLE. Chumma Athirudhila.
Now i don't have the patience to clap, whistle and rock the theater again on first day-first show of Sivaji 3D release. The whole Tamil Nadu is waiting for 12/12/12 to surrender to your style.
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