Sinam movie review

The alarming lack of novelty in Sinam is another injustice that never lets the film soar above mediocrity.

(I'll make you lose your life) But the one thing that clearly got lost in Sinam is a well-written script. While it is understandable that Sinam aims to be an emotionally stirring film, the absence of silence and a subtler score only disconnects the audience from the film. The alarming lack of novelty in Sinam is another injustice that never lets the film soar above mediocrity.

Sinam Review - A Passable Whodunit Flick!Ashwin RamSinam is a cop crime thriller starring Arun Vijay and Palak Lalwani in the lead roles. The film is.

Sinam gets the base plot right and Arun Vijay is a fitting cop. The climax is loud and so on-the-face. The emotional angle is weakly portrayed, so the impact is absent. There is zero correlation between the first hour and the latter. Song-wise, the track named ‘Nenjellam’ is so beautiful and the music director has used it well in different situations of the flow. Arun Vijay is a perfect fit for the cop role, his physique is ideal and the clean shaven look suits him well.

Though the screenplay is quite predictable and slow, the solid performances of the actors make Sinam a decent watch.

Kaali Venkat is a breath of fresh air in a film that depicts a lovely friendship between the two men in khaki. Although Sinam fits perfectly within the regular cop-movie template in Kollywood, it manages to get creative with the way it handles the double homicide. The songs, too, add to the film’s slow screenplay and work only in parts. And smartly enough, this story technique also ends up being a major clue in the film later on. For instance, when he is forced to let go of criminals by a corrupt superior or when the latter puts his family in an unpleasant situation, Pari doesn’t back down. This is apparent in a scene where Pari and Madhangi recite bedtime stories to their daughter.