Star Cast : Vijay Antony, Anuya Bhagvath, Siddharth Venugopal, Rupa Manjari, Vibha Natarajan, Krishna Murthy
Banner : Vijay Antony Corporation
Subtitles:  Not Available
Music : Vijay Antony
Director : Jeeva Shankar
Producer : Muraliraman, Fathima, Vijay Antony

Naan is the journey of man who seeks a path to undertake the travel of life but is deviated by the incidents that happen en route.

Performance wise Vijay Anthony just passes muster and needs to work much harder on emoting skills, body language and dialogue deliverance if he desires to continue this act. The pre-interval segment of confrontation with Siddharth where there is a huge scope to perform, he falters and his difficulty is perceivable. His character could have had a very disturbing life but that does not entail him to mouth all his dialogues in a flat manner without variation. Of course, his sinister looks help the character but having the same look through out is not redeeming.

Siddharth who was the hero in Anandha Thandavam makes an impressive presence in Naan and is suitable to his character to the hilt. In fact, the film that travels on a very dreary path hitherto, leaps up with Siddharth’s arrival. Rupa Manjari looks fresh, innocent and vulnerable and delivers her role with ease. Anuya’s role is just a cameo.

As a music director Anthony’s Makkayela is good holistically. The song has been well choreographed, filmed, edited and performed. Other numbers are just passable. Jeeva Shankar’s camera work reveals his guru Jeeva’s touches and travels with the realms of the script.