No wonder superstar Rajinikanth has awarded 100% marks to celebrated director Mysskin’s cop movie Yudham Sei (Wage War), produced by Kalpathi S. Agoram under the banner of AGS Entertainment.

Star Cast : Cheran, Dipa Shah, Y. Gee Mahendra, Lakshmi Ramakrishnan, Jayaprakash, Selva, Marimuthu, E. Ramadoss
DVD Features: DTS®, Dolby® Digital 5.1 Surround, Anamorphic Widescreen, English Subtitles, Play All Songs
Director:Mysskin

Unlike numerous cop movies in the past that normally travel chop-chop like a bullet train from top to bottom with templated suffocating ‘mass ingredients’ (superman stunts, punch dialogues and ‘whatever-else-can-be-added’), Yudham Sei movie has something very unique: a simple and classic way of unfolding the story at a comparatively slow pace WITHOUT losing the audience’s interest. Let’s say, as real as normal life! Though the film can be labeled a cop movie or a crime thriller, an interesting thing happens in the second half when the film simply “ignores” its cops and takes the form of an emotional, family thriller by addressing the anguish and dread of every common man living in a vitiated society. It gives a moment of repose for the audience to contemplate on a crucial question posed by its one of the central character Judas (Jayaprakash) at his nearing death: “What will you do to the men who gangraped your only daughter? Won’t you tear them apart?” Whatever your answers, by the second half, the film slowly leaves its identity as a cop movie and jumps tracks into a thought-provoking case study of a well-settled family which turns against the whole system. In this sense, Yudham Sei is definitely neither a pukka cop movie nor an emotional family thriller. It’s a hybrid. Is it this a new genre?  Read on…