Anita Udeep, the latest to join the list of women directors in Tamil, has made an honest attempt to showcase the cultural environment prevailing in the high class boarding schools. Though the backdrop is well portrayed, the movie fails to impress, as it lacks the fire power and focus. 

The movie opens with a different note. It shows the hero Surya (Sanjeev) entering the scene in a typical heroic manner when some goons are trying to beat up a man. When you think this boy will save the man, he starts beating him up with the help of the goons, who are actually hired by him. The next scenes show the conflicts in the family of the boy and you get more interested to know what is in store. The father is a dada (Aditya) and the mother is a sober person. They have been separated and the boy lives with the mother, who wants to bring him up without the traits of his father. But the boy, who loves his mother, has natural instincts to emulate his farther.

The backdrop is perfect for an engrossing travel. But the director chooses to shift base to picturesque Ooty, where the boy is sent by the mother to save him from the clutches of his dada father. He joins a hi-fi school and caught up in the power game played by some pervert senior students. He gets the support of Babloo (Bobo Sasi), and the principal’s daughter Tanya (Riya).

Surya, who is a natural fighter, keeps his cool despite the provocations by the seniors, just because he wants to live up to his mother’s expectation. But he looses his cool when Babloo is murdered. He goes on a revenge spree and settles scores with the brats once and for all.

The director has started off the movie well but looses track, as she takes the movie to a different plane, which is more of a deviation than a development. The major problem of the movie is its lack of focus and non-happening screenplay.

L.K Vijay has done an excellent work with the camera while Bobo Sasi has come out with peppy songs that sound like rap songs.

While Anitha Udeep’s talent is evident in most parts, she has to be clearer on what and how she wants to convey.