It's a laugh riot with Paagan where comedy is the king and its proceedings hilarious. Of course, the film has its dull and dry moments. However, the overall feel of rib-tickling, scores over giving audiences mirthful moments at the movie.
At the nub of Paagan is a cycle, literally film's hero, which narrates the tale of its owner Subramani besotted with his machine and which become's the co-conspirator in several of its owner's tryst with rich quick trips he indulges in with his pals-in-crime Velliyangiri and Makali.
The trio's slew of hare-brained ideas to rip off gullibles with their trademark tricks turns into ticklish time.
Their final coup de grace being Subramani romancing local bigwig's lass Mahalakshmi to lay their hands on riches. How things turn topsy-turvy before tumbling towards final denouement forms the rest.
The film's rustic milieu and Aslam's dialogues pep up the proceedings. While Srikanth hams his part and mis-cast, Janani is just pretty babe. Kovai Sarala is as loud as she can be.
Soori and Pandi provide the stable comic vaudeville. Though the film builds up to breezy expectations, it however, peters into tame and trite finish. Still it's fun for regulars at theatres.
At the nub of Paagan is a cycle, literally film's hero, which narrates the tale of its owner Subramani besotted with his machine and which become's the co-conspirator in several of its owner's tryst with rich quick trips he indulges in with his pals-in-crime Velliyangiri and Makali.
The trio's slew of hare-brained ideas to rip off gullibles with their trademark tricks turns into ticklish time.
Their final coup de grace being Subramani romancing local bigwig's lass Mahalakshmi to lay their hands on riches. How things turn topsy-turvy before tumbling towards final denouement forms the rest.
The film's rustic milieu and Aslam's dialogues pep up the proceedings. While Srikanth hams his part and mis-cast, Janani is just pretty babe. Kovai Sarala is as loud as she can be.
Soori and Pandi provide the stable comic vaudeville. Though the film builds up to breezy expectations, it however, peters into tame and trite finish. Still it's fun for regulars at theatres.