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Despite Vishal's hard work, 'Sathyam' is not the 'ultimate cop story' as it claimed to be. While trying to tell what has not been told before about the encounters, Rajasekhar ultimately ends up dishing out a usual cop story heavily loaded with action sequences.
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1 stars "Sathyam" - a much-hyped bilingual starring Vishal and Nayanthara - looks and sounds like a badly made movie. - Ayyappa Prasad    Fri, 15 Aug 2008
"Sathyam" - a much-hyped bilingual starring Vishal and Nayanthara - looks and sounds like a badly made movie.

The main protagonist, a police officer called "Sathyam" (Vishal), chases two politicians out to succeed an ailing chief minister of an imaginary state.

The killer turns out to be a former cop, played by Kannada star Upendra, disgusted with the system acting at the behest of another political aspirant.

After a nauseating diet of tomato ketchup passing for blood, this 135-minute tepid attempt at rehashing decades old hits of director Rajasekhar and actress Vijayashanti triggers a mad urge to rush to the exit.

Vishal falls flat playing a top policeman flaunting six pack abs. Nayanthara plays a television journalist who breaks into song at the drop of a hat.

For music, it seems composer Harris Jayaraj had lost interest in the movie so did cinematographer R.D. Rajasekhar and editor Anthony.

Give "Sathyam" a miss.


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