20 years of 'Ramanaa': Five things that make Vijayakanth's film memorable even today
Vijayakanth starrer 'Ramanaa' is one of the most entertaining Tamil films, and today (Nov 4) it clocks 20 years since its release. Vijayakanth joined hands with director AR Murugadoss for the film and it turned out to be a blockbuster. On this special occasion, let’s take a look at five factors that make the film memorable even today.
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Vijayakanth's all-round action
Vijayakanth played a lead role in the character of two shades, a caring family man and a fierce socialist. The character raised his voice against corruption in the film, and he impressed fans with his all-around performance with action and sentiments. Vijayakanth's dialogues in the film too are popular.
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AR Murugadoss's directorial
After a superhit debut with 'Dheena', AR Murugadoss joined hands with Vijayakanth to direct 'Ramanaa', and the film proved the director's capability. AR Murugadoss delivered a powerful screenplay with twists and turns to surprise fans at the right time.
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Strong message on anti-corruption
'Ramanaa' explained the corruption happening in government offices and how people suffer because of it. It has also taught fans some life lessons to prevent ourselves from supporting corruption.
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Importance of youngsters
Apart from corruption and social message, AR Murugadoss and Vijayakanth explained how youngsters are more important in the development of the country. They also sent a message that students can change the government and power if they decided to chain hands together.
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An emotional film
'Ramanaa' is also an emotional film as the director perfectly had sequences connecting a middle-class man's love for his family, and how he reacts if his love gets broken. Vijayakanth added life to his character with micro-expressions, while the brief role of Simran too turned crucial to the plot.
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