Master Movie:

Finally, Master has released. The most awaited film of 2020, which stars Thalapathy Vijay and Makkal Selvan Vijay Sethupathi as protagonist and antagonist, respectively, hit the screens on January 13, on the occasion of Pongal and fans can’t keep calm anymore. Directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj, the film has Malavika Mohanan, Shantnu, and Andrea Jeremiah also in key roles. Well, let’s not talk more. Here’s the review.

Master Movie Plot:

A college professor (Thalapathy Vijay) is on the hunt of young criminals and also their boss, who is exploiting the young minds in every possible way. But on the other side, the boss man Bhavani, is also as strong as the Master. So how do these two deal with each other forms the crux of the story.

Master Movie Review:

Lokesh Kanagarj made a solid out and out entertainer film which is worth a watch. This youngster made sure that the protagonist and antagonist are nowhere inferior to each other. JD is a professor who will always stand there and be there for his students. He is a new age professor who has a piece of advice ready on his lip and the kada on the arm for a fight. And then, as circumstances force, JD meets Bhavani.

Bhavani is a criminal who uses juveniles as pawns to establish his criminal kingdom. He was a teenager who was sent to a juvenile home by the powerful men who had killed his family. And after that, Bhavani becomes everything that this system doesn’t want a juvenile to become. He is strong! Now a platform for these two is made and they meet at a point where they both have a point to fight for. Both Vijay and Vijay Sethupathi nailed the performances and they keep you engaged. There are romance, entertainment, and all the necessary aspects an entertainer should be having. Anirudh’s music definitely reminds you of Darbar as he had used some BGM from there. Lokesh made the film in such a way that it keeps you engaged in every possible way. Vijay dances like a dream and Sethupathi performs amazingly well.

Master Movie Verdict:

On the whole, this film is worth a watch this festive season. And yes, Master is a hit!