Bakasuran review: A hard-hitting film that keeps you engaged

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By Manigandan KR

February 17, 2023

Bakasuran deals with online prostitution, showcasing how mobile apps have been developed to trap unwary and gullible youngsters.

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The story begins with Bheema Rasu (Selvaraghavan) killing a college professor who was looking to exploit one of his female students in a lonely place.

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He goes on a killing spree, calmly tracking and cleverly plotting the deaths of a series of individuals over a period of time.

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A retired Major Arun Varman (Natty) hears of his young niece’s suicide and stumbles upon evidence that she was in the grip of a powerful and dangerous gang.

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He begins to follow the trail. What happens then is what the film is all about.

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Mohan does not dilute the seriousness of the issue with unnecessary melodrama. The dialogues are hard-hitting and to the point.

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Selvaraghavan aces the role of Bheema Rasu with absolute ease. Natty as the retired army Major turned YouTuber turns in a fine performance.

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Newcomer Tarakshi, who plays Selvaraghavan’s daughter in the film, is a perfect fit for the role.

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Sam CS is at his scintillating best. The film’s songs work big time. The background score intensifies the mood, lifting the film to another level.

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