Star Cast : Vinay Rai, Sharmila Mandre, Prabhu, Pradeep Rawat, Pandiarajan, Santhanam, Ganja Karuppu, Uma Pathmanaban
Banner : Majestic Multimedia Limited
Music : Praveen Mani
Director : R Madesh
Producer : Sunanda Murali Manohar

Mirattal is about a dangerous dada who has his Achilles’ heel in his sister and the resultant events that unfold due to this. What happens when a young man breaks into this boundary forms the core of the story written and directed by Madhesh. Mirattal for the large part reminds the audience of Prabhu’s yesteryear Chinna Thambi, perhaps more strongly because of the veteran’s presence in the film albeit in a different role.

The premise is also not very contemporary and probably could have worked well at the turnstile a couple of decades back. All the same, the flick is fairly engaging thanks mainly to the passable comedic elements interspersed which sometimes appear silly and sometimes laughable.

Vinay Rai looks comfortable in his role and dishes out a neat performance. Sharmila Mandre looks pathetic for most parts and needs to work on almost all facets of acting. For Prabhu, this is just a breeze of a role which he has done innumerable times in his career and continues to come up trumps.