Hero :Vikram
Heroine :Samantha Ruth Prabu
Director :Vijay Milton
Music :D Imman
Cinematography :KM Bhaskaran
Vikram, the hero, plays a transporter, someone who with his exceptional driving skills, successfully delivers the 'package' to clients on the dot. He can do most things under 10 seconds, hence the title. Vikram looks like a million bucks but his incessant driving might drive you crazy. Samantha, the heroine is a bit of a 'loosu ponnu' type who fails to get a driving license even after 14 attempts.
The two get on a road trip from Chennai to Missouri, and neither one knows that each is being manipulated by the villain. In fact, villains. There is Pasupathi, Abhimanyu Singh and Rahul Dev There is also a heavy dose of caste violence thrown in as well.
Along the long journey, the two fall in love. Just as they reach their destination, Vikram realises Samantha's life is in danger. Does he save her ? Does the caste angle work in the film? Does the twist in the film work ? It all sounds good on paper and what stands out is the excellent cinematography of Bhaskaran. The selection of locales is again a major plus.
Imman’s songs are average by his standards but it is duly compensated with a terrific BGM.
Charmie Kaur's dance item is interestingly conceptualised, and the Telangana part is enjoyable. Suoreme Sundar's action scenes are worth quite a few whistles.
On the downside, there is a bit of randomness in the storyline and there are certain blocks in the movie which make you wonder whether it’s the same director who made Goli Soda. You come away feeling you have been on a long, tedious journey.
Heroine :Samantha Ruth Prabu
Director :Vijay Milton
Music :D Imman
Cinematography :KM Bhaskaran
Vikram, the hero, plays a transporter, someone who with his exceptional driving skills, successfully delivers the 'package' to clients on the dot. He can do most things under 10 seconds, hence the title. Vikram looks like a million bucks but his incessant driving might drive you crazy. Samantha, the heroine is a bit of a 'loosu ponnu' type who fails to get a driving license even after 14 attempts.
The two get on a road trip from Chennai to Missouri, and neither one knows that each is being manipulated by the villain. In fact, villains. There is Pasupathi, Abhimanyu Singh and Rahul Dev There is also a heavy dose of caste violence thrown in as well.
Along the long journey, the two fall in love. Just as they reach their destination, Vikram realises Samantha's life is in danger. Does he save her ? Does the caste angle work in the film? Does the twist in the film work ? It all sounds good on paper and what stands out is the excellent cinematography of Bhaskaran. The selection of locales is again a major plus.
Imman’s songs are average by his standards but it is duly compensated with a terrific BGM.
Charmie Kaur's dance item is interestingly conceptualised, and the Telangana part is enjoyable. Suoreme Sundar's action scenes are worth quite a few whistles.
On the downside, there is a bit of randomness in the storyline and there are certain blocks in the movie which make you wonder whether it’s the same director who made Goli Soda. You come away feeling you have been on a long, tedious journey.
