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Of course, it also happens to be the remake of the Hindi classic A Wednesday which gave a new dimension to mainstream Hindi films; so expectations are pretty high on both counts. Which makes defining this movie even more difficult. Oh, and there's the chief minister himself. The real one.

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Kahin to hoga serial songs free download mp3. Only a voice, but his presence is pretty imposing, and that makes the situation even more genuine. The circumstances themselves are sufficiently riveting: early one morning, an ordinary man plants bags of explosives at random parts of the city.

He then proceeds to call up the commissioner, informing him that unless several terrorists involved in the Kovai (and other) blasts are released, he'll proceed to wreak havoc. And the force springs into action.

Its delightful to watch, for the first time, how the bureaucracy really works in such a tense situation: the political tension between the chief secretary and the commissioner, Raghavan Maraar's slip into Malayalam whenever the going gets tough, his steadfast devotion to Tamil Nadu (he argues that its his home as much as Kerala, to much resounding applause), the way the machinery swings into action: the chief minister's call (in Mr Karunanidhi's trademark raspy voice) to his secretary, the way Arif Khan tracks down criminals and the way his loyalties are continuously questioned. The conversational battles between Maraar and the Chief Secretary are practically bursting with sarcasm and wit as each tries to shift the responsibility to the other.

And there's the tirade between Maraar and the common man himself -- a long exposition that gives some back-story, and tries to explain why he does what he does. But what really makes Unnai Pol Oruvan a great movie are these things: the lack of songs (or unnecessary fight sequences) anywhere in the narrative except for soaring background bits; the way secondary characters, especially Sethuraman, Natasha and Arif Khan are handled; showing various aspects of the very real battle the police force faces on a day to day basis, instead of having one hero demolish all. And somewhere along the line is Arvind, the superstar (Sriman) whose mannerisms are so obviously that of the Ilaya Thalapathi that there are several knowing smirks in the theatre.

Era Murugan's (and Kamal's) dialogues are brilliant (even if they get wordy at some places). The duo does keep in mind the common man's perspectives, and the little nuggets of humour are a definite delight. A little problem might be the over-abundance of English -- but fortunately, the narrative slips into Tamil soon enough. Manoj Soni's camera work is neat; showing exactly what's needed, and cleverly concealing things when there's a need to. Rameshwar Bhagat's slick editing makes sure the film stays in perspective. Shruthi Haasan seems to have succeeded with the -- it rises and ebbs at the right places, and doesn't jar the proceedings.