Boomerang Review
Star Cast : Atharvaa, RJ Balaji, Satish, Megha
Director : R Kannan
Director Kannan has made a cocktail by mixing ingredients like romance, action, mystery, farmer issues, interlinking of rivers, globalisation, employees forced to resign in IT sector and a face transplant at a crisp run time of just 129 minutes. The plot and a relevant message woven into the screenplay is laudable.
A young man Shiva's face gets burned in a fire accident. In the same hospital, there is a brain dead patient named Shakthi (Atharvaa). Doctors suggest that face transplantation is the only way to rectify the deformed face of Shiva. Eventually, Shakthi's guardian (Suhasini) agrees and doctors successfully give a new lease of life to Shiva.
Thanks to the handsome new face of Shiva, his crush GG (Megha Akash) who once rejected him falls in love with him and life goes well. But suddenly he meets with an accident and is also attacked by goons. Shiva understands that all these attacks are aimed at Shakthi who has a past!
On the whole, Boomerang lacks an original script and is inspired from various films. Technically, cinematographer Prasanna S Kumar has done a good job. One person whose work stands out in Boomerang is Radhan. The composer shines in both songs and background score department.
A well intended film which looks superficial. Watch it for the good message.
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