Cast: Shaam, Meenakshi, Anandhraj, Meera Krishnan, Manobala, Alex.Director: Thirumalai
Producer: Gopalakrishnan M
Music Director: Sundar C Babu
Rating: 1.5/5
Actor Shaam has come with Agam Puram today with lots of expectations. The actor who is struggling to sustain himself among the young actors wants to make a mark with this film. Directed by Thirumalai, Shaam is expecting a hit with Agam Puram.
With not taking much time let’s take a quick look at the story
Agam Puram Story:
Agam Puram revolves around illegal business of narcotic drugs carried on by Don Martin Fernandez, Thiru (Shaam) who was brought up from his childhood by Fernandez is said to be the right hand of him. As getting older Fernandez leaves his assets on the name of Thiru after his demise. Thiru heads the drugs business after he passes away. By his strict working style his partners will be irked a lot. What follows next is on how his rivals attack him? Knowing that his family and friends are affected by his illegal business will he continue his business or not will part the rest of the film.
Highlights:
Shaam is no where lesser in giving realistic performance, he has done justice to his role but his stardom is lacking in choosing right scripts. To reach the heights it’s better for him to go with good scripts.
Meenakshi played the love interest of Shaam, but her role is just like a passing cloud as she is seen in few scenes.
Director Thirumalai has given his best but fails to make any impact to the audience.
Music rendered by Sundar C Babu was completely a let down for the film.
On an outlook Agam Puram doesn’t make any appeal at the box office. This is going to be another let down for Shaam.
Bottom line: Not a single attribute to praise
