Bheema

Bheema, Though it tooks too much delayed to release because of Four  Reasons. one  is Vikrams first movie after 2 years. Two, Vikram and Trisha Pair up for the First Time since the Extremely Successfull of Saami. Three, Bheema is Lingusamy’s follow-up to the stupendously successful Sandakozhi and Four Harris Jeyaraj’s soulful songs But here the lowdown Inspite of these Reasons, the movie doesn't quite live up to its Collosial hype

In Bheema, Vikram plays a man who has, since childhood, idolized Prakashraj, a gangster with a heart of gold. Vikram grows up to become a no-nonsense, street smart, powerful young man. Impressed with his courage, Prakashraj embraces him, inducting him into the gang. And with Vikram as his right hand man, Prakashraj gradually becomes the godfather of the city. He even outrivals his archrival, Raguvaran. Filled with rage, Raghuvaran and his two sons attempt to kill Prakashraj and take back the city. But with Vikram by his side they are unable to touch the newly crowned godfather. Meanwhile, Vikram falls in love with Trisha, and he becomes so lost in love that he loses focus and concentration on the job, nearly threatening the life of his idol. Vikram is now forced to choose between work and love. Finally, Prakash raj wants him back to rule the gang again and vikram denied to come for the affection and Love with Trisha. Trisha got shooted by one of his gangster and this come to made anger to Vikram and Finally Prakash raj and Vikram Died by the Shooot of Police Commisioner

From the first reel to the last reel Bheema is packed with the sound of gunfire.the relentless violence gets to you. The first half is full of incident but the pace slackens in the second half, no thanks to some inappropriate song placement that spoils the fun

Bheema might just be the Pongal movie they are looking for, but those expecting an action movie with a strong story will be disappointed......................