Ayan

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I watched this movie quite a few times, just watched it again cause liked it in my childhood and I wanted to know how I would feel about it now. And it still remained amazing to me how the movie keeps the viewers focused while still maintaining the elements necessary for a full-fledged commercial blockbuster. Of course, there are unnecessary scenes in this like in very movie, but the good scenes outweigh the unnecessary ones in my opinions. All actors (especially Surya and Karunas) were well utilized (didn't like Jagan's character that much though, not for the acting but for how his character was written and he was somewhat predictable for me), the plot wasn't draggy at all, and overall the entire movie just went really smooth.

In this movie Suriya act very well . Romantic movie Fight movie Friendship movie.

One of the best action gangster thriller of Indian cinema history. Eng👇 Ayan is an exhilarating ride from start to finish, blending action, romance, and drama seamlessly. Suriya's charismatic performance, coupled with stunning visuals and a gripping plot, make it a must-watch for any cinephile seeking excitement and entertainment. Is a cinematic masterpiece that keeps you on the edge of your seat with its adrenaline-pumping action sequences and heartwarming moments. Suriya's magnetic presence shines through, supported by a talented ensemble cast. The film's expertly crafted storytelling and breathtaking cinematography transport you into a world of adventure and intrigue, leaving you captivated until the very end.

Great movie.must wach for movie lovers.break through in indian cinema.

Surya is most dangerous actor who can act in both commercial and artistical movies also. This movie is based on smuggling. Worth to watch it 100 times.

This movie is soo thrilling and interesting. Everyone acted well. Kv Anand just nailed it. Few scenes could have been deleted. Good movie. Music was good and songs were excellent.

A very very 🔥 good movie. An must watch movie for movie lovers.

Ayan has quite a few things going for it. I went for this one, not knowing what to expect (which nearly always seems to work for me). The first half took me by surprise, owing entirely to a brilliantly crafted action sequence set in Congo. K V Anand (Director), M S Prabhu (Cinematographer), Franz Spilhaus (Stunts) and Suriya Sivakumar (Lead) manage to pull off what is easily one of the best staged action sequences in the annals of Tamizh cinema. Featuring Yamakasi, a form of free running or parkour, distinct from its roots in that it accentuates the aesthetic aspect of surmounting obstacles, the sequence has Suriya race through lanes and alleys in a bid to retrieve diamonds from a mob relaying it with ease. Strangely enough, the other action sequences lack the same degree of polish (a car chase later on comes close enough though). Prabhu Ganesan dons a role that suits him and the Suriya - Prabhu dynamic works. Akashdeep Saigal of 'Kyunki Saas Bhi ...' fame playing the villain is a weak link even if the Sowkarpet locality demands such a casting. Tamanna Bhatia as Suriya's love interest has a pleasing screen presence, although there isn't much else to her stint here. The wit and humour in the film are the dicey elements - leaves you in splits one moment and comes across as droll the next. Where it does succeed is to Jegan's (Suriya's sidekick in the film) credit. The songs (Harris Jeyaraj) didn't really register for me. Halfway into the second half, one has the inkling that this might be a loose (very) take on a Hollywood movie (will refrain from revealing it here since it is nothing short of a spoiler). The movie demands frequent 'suspension of disbelief' and I found it wasn't a particularly difficult thing to give. It's primarily intended as a summer blockbuster by AVM, with a smattering of the new and the ground-breaking here and there. Entertaining fare, all-in-all.