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Contents. Plot The film starts with Ashok Kumar aka AK setting bombs in three places and informing the police about them.

Before the police arrive, the bombs are set off. He along with his lady love Maya both threaten her old college mate Arjun , who starts hacking one system after the other. AK then threatens Sriram Raghavan by trying to kill his child so that he can extract the truth about black money. AK murders him in a fit of rage. Arjun, who is particularly irritated by the things happening around him, complains about the misdeeds of AK to Inspector Prakash. When AK gets closer to achieving his goals, Arjun gives him away to the police and the both are arrested. Arjun is later released after his true identity is revealed.

Later, Maya, who had escaped from the scene, tracks Arjun and Anita and tells them AK's original motive. AK is revealed to be a former member of an, who is on a mission to expose a scam regarding faulty bulletproof jackets, that are provided to security forces, which resulted in many bloody deaths including his best friend and colleague, Sanjay. It turns out that Home Minister Mahadev Rane and his associates Milind Virekar and Ramya Radhakrishnan are the people involved in the scam. Ramya kills Sanjay's pregnant wife and her parents by poisoning while Maya, who is also poisoned, and Mango , who was placed on a railway track, survive the attack.

Arjun, who hears the flashback, decides to help them. AK and Arjun arrive at Dubai to meet Deeksha , the daughter of Mahadev Rane. Arjun enters a bank in the guise of a service engineer, opening an account so that AK can transfer all the money of the minister into his account. Maya kills Ramya by pushing her off a building. Deeksha later finds out their plan but later she is threatened at gunpoint by AK. AK, Arjun and Maya later arrive in Mumbai but they come to know that Mahadev has kidnapped Anitha , who is Arjun's girlfriend. AK tactfully kidnaps Deeksha and Durrani in Kashmir.

Mahadev arrives at Kashmir with Anitha. Here, both Durrani and Deeksha get killed in the mayhem while Anitha is saved.

AK kidnaps Mahadev and ties him to various bombs and he questions his corrupt activities. Prakash, who arrives there, calls AK to defuse the bombs. AK advises Prakash to think from the point of view of a common man, instead of a policeman, to think whether it is right on his part to save a corrupt person. Prakash later changes his mind and asks the other policemen to leave him. Mahadev is killed in the blast. Arjun and Anitha get married while AK transfers all the illegal money of the minister to Reserve Bank without revealing his appearance.

Main article: Yuvan Shankar Raja was signed on to compose the film's soundtrack and score, continuing his association with and. The soundtrack album consists of five tracks; notably a track was not included, which was composed only later during the re-recording.

Penned the lyrics for all songs. It was released directly to stores on 19 September 2013 and opened at number one on after its release at midnight, which, according to, 'no Tamil album has done before'.

It also received positive reviews from critics. Release The satellite rights of the film were sold to. In early September 2013, producer A. Ratnam officially announced that the film would release for the festival. It was advanced by two days as the makers wanted the film to release on a Thursday. On 18 October 2013 the film was given a 'U' (Universal) certificate by the.

The issued an uncut with an advice that it 'contains strong threat and violence'. At the request of the distributor, cuts of five minutes length were made, obtaining a 12A certificate for the cut version. The theatrical rights for the film in Coimbatore, Tirupur, Ooty and Erode areas were purchased by Cosmo Pictures' Siva for ₹69 million, while the rights for Madurai-Ramnad area were sold to Alagar for an undisclosed amount. Bought the rights of the NSC (North Arcot-South Arcot–Chengalpet) area from the producer. Director and distributor purchased the Chengalpet area. The Kerala theatrical rights of were sold for ₹14.5 million to Sree Kaleeshwary, while the Karnataka theatrical rights of were purchased by Sri Lakshmi Swami Enterprise for over ₹30 million. The US distribution were acquired by GK Media, which planned to release the film in 78 locations in the USA.

Controversies By mid-October 2013, a petition was filed in the Madras High Court by B. Rajeswari alleging that Arrambam producer A.

Rathnam had not returned money borrowed from the financier and remanding the film's release to be stalled until the dues were met. Rathnam however clarified that the film was not produced by him but by A Raghuram's Sri Sathya Sai Movies. A day prior to the planned release, film producer K. Kannan filed a suit in the City Civil Court seeking to restrain the film from releasing as he had already commenced the production of a film with a similar title, Ini Dhan Arambam that had been registered with Film and Television Producers Guild of South of India. Reception Arrambam opened to positive reviews from critics. Behindwoods stated, 'Director Vishnuvardhan, writer duo Subha and editor Sreekar Prasad have to be commended for managing to keep the audiences hooked to their seats for a majority of the movie with very few drag moments. With a running time of more than two and a half hours, the screenplay is taut and crisp enough to keep the crowd arrested.'

Said, 'Arrambam' lives up to the expectations and is a satisfying thrill ride for its variety in providing no-holds barred entertainment. Ajith' terrific screen presence and powerful dialogue delivery, smart writing, charismatic cast and action which is fast-paced are smartly packaged by director Vishnuvardhan.' About the performances, the critic said, 'Ajith himself gives a low-key, well-nuanced performance as Ashok, the conscience of this film; Arya is superb as the happy-go-lucky Arjun and his comedy scene in college with Nayan is a rocker.' Indiaglitz commented, 'Simple, elegant and class but richly crafted to keep you tuned to the screen – 'Arrambam' is an interesting story in a gripping screenplay.' Talking about the technical aspects, the website says, 'Om Prakash has canned every frame with passion. Cohesion and continuity is edgy and distinctly better only as the film progresses.

Srikar Prasad has however done a commendable job in putting the pieces of action together in thorough entertainment. Background score adds volume to the story, supporting it substantially well.' Of wrote, ' Arrambam is a feet-hands-face movie — the kind of hero-centric film made for fans. Vishnuvardhan manages a reasonable balance. Fans are likely to be delighted with a narrative that pumps up their hero’s strengths (coolness; good comebacks, including a terrific punch line about fingerprints) and downplays his failings (dramatics)'. Suganth of rated it 3 stars out of 5 and wrote, ' Arrambam is a very familiar tale of corruption, betrayal and revenge, served up with a dash of style. Vishnuvardhan has taken a leaf out of a real-life incident and with the help of his co-writers SuBa, has spun an action thriller that, for the most parts, keeps moving at a fast clip'.

Wrote, 'Slick and stylish like their earlier venture, the film, despite its glitches, manages to keep one entertained for the most part. Ajith’s charismatic screen presence is the mainstay of the film'. Wrote, ' Arrambam is undoubtedly highly stylish, but otherwise it's just another cliched revenge drama. Arrambam is not bad but the problem with it is that it lacks creative touch' and noted the film for its similarities to the film. But the reviewer praises Ajith Kumar's acting: 'This is the third time in a row Ajith has played the anti-hero with elan.

He is unarguably one of the more stylish actors in the industry and he has proved it time and again'. Wrote, 'The film will not disappoint the average viewer despite not living up to the hype and hoopla'. Saraswathi of rated it 3 stars out of 5 and wrote, ' Arrambam is a stylish and fast-paced action thriller set in the backdrop of the 26/11 Mumbai serial bomb blasts, that is unfortunately let down by its uninspired and mediocre storyline'. Wrote, 'From the start to the end, Aarambam is an out-and-out Ajith film — a perfect Diwali gift for Thala's fans across the world. Aarambam is far from perfect, but it works mostly because of Ajith's mannerisms though it doesn't come anywhere near Mankatha or Billa'. Eddie Harrison of rated it 2/5 and called it a 'derivative but splashy and colourful action-fest that makes the most of a charismatic star-turn from Kumar.

What’s missing is any real sensitivity to the material; Vishnuvardhan stages his set pieces with style, but the uneasy mixture of genre styles places Arrambam firmly in the file marked disposable entertainment'. The Telugu version Aata Arrambam received mixed reviews from critics. IndiaGlitz said, 'Ajith has done a truly great job in the movie – more than a hero (or anti-hero, as he is cast), he has performed as the typical character that Subha and Vishnuvardhan have conceived. Carrying himself at ease in the contradicting roles he plays in both the halves of the film, Ajith proves his worth once again as an excellent actor.' And added, 'Nayanthara who comes around as his ally has added the right amount spice wherever required. The actress seems to have distinctly matured from her 'Billa' days, though.

The romance that Arya and Taapsee share is cute, bubbly and keeps the movie going forward on a lighthearted note. Though Rana Dagubatti and Kishore are cast on brief roles, their characters are pivotal and support the crux of the story strongly.' 123telugu said, 'Aata Arrambham' banks too much on Ajith's screen presence and the actor doesn't disappoint. He may not dance like a dream or look fit, but he makes up for all that with his daredevil stunts and screen presence.

The second half in particular drags too much and the climax is quite disappointing. Aata Arrambham is not a bad film at all, but it could have been so much better and riveting.' APHerald said, 'Despite having a good storyline, the poor execution makes it uninteresting. If the screenplay would have been more gripping, we could have witnessed a promising thriller. On the whole, an uninteresting action- thriller that pushes its viewers to have a sigh of relief when the film gets over.' Box office According to trade analyst Trinath, Arrambam collected approximately ₹92.1 million nett on the opening day in Tamil Nadu, which was the best opening for an Ajith film.

According to Behindwoods, the film grossed ₹43.9 million at the Chennai box office alone over the first week. In the US, the film earned 330,615 USD ( ₹2.04 crore) from 73 reported screens in its opening weekend. As of 9 November 2013, it has grossed $369,150, approximately ₹2.3 crore and became the fifth highest grossing Tamil film and highest grossing Ajith Kumar film in the US. In the UK, the opening weekend gross was £135,213 ( ₹13.4 million) from 37 screens, inclusive of the preview shows of £34,830 previews on Wednesday evening. After the second weekend, the film had earned £176,282 at the UK box office overall.

In Australia, the film earned an opening-weekend total of 55,953 ( ₹33 lakh) from 7 screens. In Malaysia, Arrambam opened at the second spot as it grossed $788,469 (around ₹85 million) in its opening weekend (31 October to 3 November), from 80 screens. After the second weekend, the total collection was $1,359,407. Awards and nominations. – Won. – – nominated. – Ajith Kumar – nominated References.

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