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Miruthan<br />
2.75/5<br />
The pace in the<br />
second half gets<br />
a little slower,<br />
sometimes,<br />
making one<br />
wonder if there<br />
would be a<br />
respite at all<br />
from the ghastly<br />
happenings on<br />
screen.<br />
Story :<br />
Jayam Ravi plays a traffic cop<br />
in Ooty where he lives with his<br />
baby sister Vidya (Baby Anikha).<br />
Catastrophe arrives in the town<br />
in the form of a sudden outbreak<br />
of a virus attack that proves more<br />
dangerous than expected. What<br />
happens later on? Is there a<br />
way out? Is respite in the offing?<br />
Miruthan deals with all these<br />
answers. Watch the film to know<br />
about it completely.<br />
Analysis :<br />
the director spreading his premise<br />
neatly. There is the brother-sister<br />
sentiment that could work for<br />
emotion-seeking audience although<br />
it is a little difficult to digest a small<br />
girl mouthing age-inappropriate<br />
dialogues.<br />
The pace in the second half gets<br />
a little slower, sometimes, making<br />
one wonder if there would be<br />
a respite at all from the ghastly<br />
happenings on screen. There are<br />
also occasions when Miruthan<br />
takes on the form of hero-building<br />
exercises way too far and it<br />
appears to be a one man army<br />
battling against the hordes of<br />
affected populace.<br />
Final Word:<br />
Miruthan is sure a new experience<br />
for those who have never seen<br />
Hollywood zombie films. A decent<br />
work from Jayam Ravi and Shakthi<br />
Sounder Rajan.<br />
The first half breezes past with<br />
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