Tamil Rockerz- ( Tamil ) Sony Liv Web Series Movie Review
Cast-;
Arun Vijay, Vani Bhojan, Ishwarya Menon, Azhagam Perumal, M.S. Baskar, Vinodhini, G.Marimuthu, Tharun Ku mar, V inod Sagar, Sharath Ravi, Jhonny, Kaakamuttai Ramesh, Kakkamuttai Vignesh, Ajit Joshy. and Others .
Crew-;
AVM PRODUCTIONS , Produced By Aruna Guhan, Aparna Guhan Shyam ,Directed By : Arivazhagan ,Creative Director : Aruna Guhan , DOP : B.Rajasekar , Art Director : PP.Saravanan. MFA , Editor : V.J.Sabu Joseph , Story : Manoj Kumar Kalaivanan , Screenplay & Dialogues : Manoj Kumar Kalaivanan, Rajesh Manjunath , Additional Writing Team : Murugappan Meiyappan, Supriya Koppa , Content Research : Mannan Mannan R , Additional Screenplay & Dialogues : Arivazhagan , Executive Producer : S.Sathyamoorthy , Sound Design : Sachin Sudha karan, Hariharan.M( Sync Cinema ) , Audio Mixing : Aravind Menon , VFX Supervisor : Stalin Saravanan , CG Supervisor : Senguttuvan , DI Colorist : Raghunath Varma , Action Director : Stunt Silva , Music & Background : Vikas , Co-Director : N.Kumar Ramaswamy , Associate Directors : Senthilkumar Veerappan, Charanprabkaran, Sai.M , PRO ; Riaz K Ahmed etc.
Story-;
Tamilrockers, an online piracy site, is a big challenge for cinema. The web series went live on the Sony Live OTT site early this morning. This web series comes with good content to stop piracy websites. Theatre owners, dist ributors and producers are facing troubles because of thises kings of websites which leak the movies online wit hin a few hours of their release. Tamilrockers web series is about Action star’ Aditya is all set to release his film Garuda on Diwali. The film will surely be a huge hit with the fans. The film promises to be a mega-hit, the box off ice collections will be high, and the producers will be raking in cash. Movie piracy gang Tamil Rockers threatens to release the film online before it hits theatres.Why are the Tamilrockers doing this? How is the actor Arun Vij ay trying to stop this? How does money place an important role? Are the rest of the story.The positive of this Ta milrockers website is its storyline and the content, but the deliverance has a few messes. The characterisation of the characters is not written in depth. The web series would have gained more success if made as a film.
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Movie Review-;
Tamilrockerz boldly dives into its subject matter despite knowing that … it could be pirated. The title of the Son yLIV show is a reference to Tamil Rockers, the Torrent site notorious for leaking brand-new films, shows and mu sic. This scourge of the entertainment industry allows movie lovers to download the latest releases for practicall y next to nothing, rather than buying a theatre ticket or a streaming subscription. The series presents a compelli ng case against illegal streaming sites that offer new releases in HD quality hours or days before their official rel ease. The network supporting these infringement websites and the investigation to apprehend these criminals lo ok incredibly exciting because the topic is so new to Indian cinema. While this subject has been touched on briefl y in a few films, seeing a full series with this plot is something that quickly captures our interest and maintains it until the very last scene.
Tamilrockerz has been written by Manoj Kumar Kalaivanan and Rajesh Manjunath and directed by Arivazhagan (Eeram, Kutram 23). The Tamil-language series goes into some detail about the roots of piracy as well as the na ture of film production itself. The themes include the costs of both making a movie and watching it, the creative pressures faced by directors, the duplicitousness of producers, and the human cost of copyright theft. Arun Vijay turned up a good performance as the investigating officer looking into the movie pirates, but the role didn’t pro vide him much room to show his range. Vani Bhojan has a small role, but she does a great job in it. She’s not as we ll-known as Ishwarya Menon, but she holds her own. Azhagam Perumal, Vinodhini, G. Marimuthu, and others all played supporting or pivotal roles as required.
Fandom, expressed by hysterics at first-day shows and diehard round-the-clock loyalty towards a particular act or, unwittingly plays its own part in piracy. If Torrent sites are even halfway successful, blame it on the impatien ce of cinemaniacs, the show suggests. Tamilrockerz seems to be working properly from a technical standpoint. B ackground music by Vikas Badisa ups the stakes and provides the required intensity for the on-screen events. Th e film’s DI and B Rajasekar’s serviceable cinematography go well with the genre the filmmakers have chosen. The production values of this film are top notch and were not slashed in any way.Arun Vijay makes his streaming de but as Rudra, a police officer with a strong vigilante streak. In the time-honoured tradition of the gruff movie co p, Rudra ignores due process when interrogating suspects, has a dead wife and a drinking problem.
But after he is tasked with preventing a leak of “Action Star” Adithya’s latest movie Garuda, Rudra behaves him self. Produced by Mathi (Azhagam Perumal), Garuda has a few hundred crores riding on it. Combining legwork and cyber-forensics, Rudra begins to create a profile of the shadowy Tamilrockerz kingpin Daya (X). Rudra’s aid es include Sandhya (Vani Bhojan) and Bhanu (the always reliable Vinodhini Vaidyanathan) Although the series sometimes plays out like Piracy 101, these sections are always far more illuminating than the increasingly tedio us hunt for Rudra and his posse. We learn about the many ways in which films get pirated before they can reach their intended audiences. The antecedents of digital piracy are traced back to Burma Bazaar, the market in Chen nai where rip-offs of nearly every movie on the planet can be bought as easily as onions.
From a fan who declares that Tamil cinema died with MG Ramachandran in 1987 to a Burma Bazar veteran who earnestly declares that he is helping households save precious money, the show is at its strongest when explorin g the Tamil film-loving public’s relationship with cinema. The busy narrative, which is overloaded with far too ma ny sub-plots, mercifully calms down for an affecting sequence in which MS Bhaskar’s character tells us what ma de him movie-mad in the first place. Like his earlier gripping flicks “Vaishali” and “Crime 23,” director Arivaz hag an maintains a palpable sense of dread throughout each episode. Taken as a whole, Tamilrockerz is a riveting cr ime thriller with a unique perspective that’s well worth your time. Despite being produced by the storied film pr oduction banner AVM Studios, Tamilrockerz makes room for a thoughtful critique of poor industry practices.
Mathi, although at the receiving end of piracy, is also a wily character who will stoop to conquer the box office. Skilfully played by director Azgaham Perumal, Mathi is one of the show’s most well-rounded and memorable ch aracters.Temptation – for money or revenge – encourage seemingly honest characters to participate in destro yi ng a film’s box office. Although this device is a scripting contrivance to give nearly every character surrounding Mathi a stake in the bigger game, it does become clear that filmmaking is both profession and passion.What pri ce, love? Tamilrockerz deftly answers the question before setting itself up for a needless second season. A show about the heavy toll of piracy actually works better as an examination of the vagaries of showbiz.
This IS MY Personal Review So Please Go And Watch The Movie In Sony Liv OTT Plattform
Written By- T.H.PRASAD -B4U-Ratting-4 /5
