Thee

Cast: Sundar C, Namitha, Ragini, GM Kumar, Sayaji Shinde
Language: Tamil
Director: Kicha
Music: Srikanth Deva
Year: 2009

Thee is one more from Sundar.C’s film factory, with the same storyline, camera angles and characterisation. Playing wildly to the gallery, it is loaded with masala items (Two massage scenes with Namitha, Sundar C’s full monty and one item dance from Mumaith Khan) and violence including people getting hit on the head by a sledge hammer!

The story is predictable, hackneyed and devoid of any logic or reason. A cop Sarathy (Sundar.C) who fights against injustice in society is framed up by the bad guys a corrupt MLA (G.M Kumar) and his mentor Raj Pandian (Sayaji Shinde), who has their own agenda. His wife Ganga (Ragini) and two children are brutally murdered by the gang in full public view!

Now it’s revenge time for Sarathy. He turns avenger, becomes Saami, a scum of the earth, plays dirty and becomes MLA with the help of a glamour queen Ruchidevi (Namitha) and hammers to death the bad guys in the last reel.

The film is said to be a remake of the Telugu film Operation Duriyodhan, but has been remade in an even more crass and crude manner. Among Srikanth Deva’s loud songs only the melody Kalainerathil Thendral.. is hummable.

Director Kitcha’s intention was to hammer out a hard hitting political thriller but he ends up making a preachy C-grade masala. Too much smoke, too little substance.

Agonizingly slow, painfully predictable, it is a dreary drama that tests the patience of the audiences. It's a long and tedious affair, with hardly any moment that will stay in your mind. All said and endured, this flick is an “Oh…No”.

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