Vikram amazes all with his performance and looks. His body language as hunchback makes everyone go mad after him. He did well in songs and stunts.

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Review: I Banner: Oscar Films (P) Ltd Producer: Ravi Chandran Director: Shankar Music: A R Rahman Casting: Vikram, Amy Jackson, Suresh Gopi, Santhanam, Ramkumar Sivaji, Upen Patel and others Rating: 2.5/5.0 Story An Aspiring body builder, Sanathnagar Lingesh (Vikram) becomes Mr. Andhra. Lingesh even as he starts preparing for Mr.India, endorsing small products, he gets attracted to beautiful model Diya (Amy Jackson). Diya troubled by her partner model John (Upen Patel), requests Lingesh to pair with her to endorse top brand and takes him along with her for an ad shoot in China. He with her cooperation becomes popular model Lee. Even as love blossoms between Lee and Diya, Lee receives shock of his life as he notices undue changes in his look and physique. To find out the secret behind it watch I on big screen. Performance Vikram amazes all with his performance and looks. His body language as hunchback makes everyone go mad after him. He did well in songs and stunts. Amy Jackson did well as a model. Suresh Gopi as doctor and Upen Patel as model did their job accordingly. Santhanam tried his best to entertain with his humour. Technical Rahman's music turned out to be just average. Many feels that he is losing his sheen or losing interest to score music for Indian films. His background score is ok. PC.Shankar's cinematography is attractive. Editing is below standard. Production values are of high standard. Shankar who is known for creative ideas totally spoiled the film adding below par elements in the film. Plus Points Vikram Background score Cinematography VFX Minus Points Routine narration Slow pace Tamil flavour Screenplay, Direction Dragged Climax Analysis Shankar came with an interesting story of villains turning hero a body builder and model into a hunchback. He could with all his creative brilliance have turned it into a suspense thriller. however Shankar much to the shock of all failed in his screenplay and direction. Main drawback is duration of the film. Seems Shankar did not do his home work on script of the film and failed completely as a director. The whopping budget was wasted for this mediocre film. Final Talk I fails to ignite silver screen