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Jiivi Movie Synopsis: Frustrated at his failed romance, an clever man decides to steal from his landlady’s home. Even as he comes up with intelligent methods to outsmart the cops, he realises that his actions are echoes from the previous.

Jiivi Movie Review: Saravanan (Vettri, whose efficiency is significantly better right here than in his debut, 8 Thotakkal, however nonetheless has room for enchancment), the protagonist of Jiivi is unquestionably one of many attention-grabbing lead characters we now have seen in Tamil cinema in the previous couple of years. He is somebody who has dropped out of faculty as a result of he believes sensible training is data. He’s additionally curious. He is the form of man who reads a number of books and prefers to look at an infotainment channel even whereas his roommate, Mani (Karunakaran, efficient) needs to look at late-night exhibits the place docs provide intercourse recommendation. He is somebody who doesn’t fear an excessive amount of about morality. When they resolve to steal from their landlady, a girl with an invalid husband and a visually challenged daughter, Mani asks him if he isn’t nervous about God observing their actions, he retorts, “Naama kashtapadumpodhu paathuttu dhaana irundhaaru?” He doesn’t even flinch when the neighbour whom they’ve made the autumn man for his or her crime approaches them as pals. It is not any surprise that we see them watching Mankatha, one other movie with a hero who did unheroic issues unapologetically. This scene even has a line – Enakku naan dhaan hero – that explains Saravanan’s character and likewise serves as a meta second for the movie’s lead actor.

What’s outstanding about Jiivi is that it doesn’t worship or demonise Saravanan. Like it’s hero, the movie takes an emotionless have a look at his actions. Both director VJ Gopinath and author Babu Tamizh are extra involved in exhibiting us the intelligence of this character and the distinctive place during which he finds himself in within the latter half of the movie. They handle to clarify the idea – synchronicity – with out complicated the viewer, utilizing Mani’s character to make the exposition really feel like dialog. They additionally introduce pressure in delicate methods – a short-tempered cop, a ceiling fan that may fall off any second – and hold us hooked.
Technically, too, the movie is as slick as its writing, turning it into one of many memorable thrillers of the yr.