You instantly believe the fact that Khaliq has managed to figure out that he is in a time loop because effortlessly portrays him as a smart guy. Maanaadu marks a welcome return to form for both Venkat Prabhu, who is at his inventive best here, and Silambarasan TR, who seems to have regained the energy and charisma that made him a beloved star. He realises that he is stuck in a time loop and learns that Paranthaman (Y Gee Mahendra), a senior minister, and Dhanushkodi (SJ Suryah), the cop who has got him into this situation, are plotting to use the CM’s death to stage a religious riot. But then, the latter wakes up and discovers that he is on the flight he had taken to go to the wedding. They stumble on a plot to assassinate the chief minister Arivazhagan (SA Chandrasekaran) and Khaliq is forced to be the fall guy.
Maanaadu Movie Review: The plot involves Abdul Khaliq (Silambarasan), who, along with his friends Moorthy (Premgi) and Syed (Karunakaran), and Seethalakshmi (Kalyani Priyadarshan), a co-passenger from his flight, is fleeing from a wedding to get the bride Zarina (Anjena Kirti) married to Moorthy. After the set-up, the film moves at a breakneck pace, hardly letting go of either momentum and drama.
Maanaadu Movie Synopsis: In Maanaadu, a supremely entertaining high-concept movie, Venkat Prabhu superbly Indianises the time loop concept and delivers an edge-of-the-seat masala movie.
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