Stunt master Kanal Kannan, who plays one of the henchmen, is a riot in this sequence. The climax involves hundreds of henchmen but mercifully, Sundar C uses them for comedy and lets the hero fight only the villain and his son. Even in the second half, it is only after his return that the film gets some energy, and the scene where he makes his re-entry like a mass hero is ingenious and humorous. But once the actor exits the frame, the first half becomes tedious with plot developments that can be seen a mile away. He effortlessly makes us laugh in the scenes where he becomes the victim of bad luck. If the film works to an extent, it is mostly because of Santhanam, who plays a cop named RDX Rajashekar. It is only the comedy scenes that keep reminding us that we are watching a Sundar C film, but even these become tiresome and even crass at times. The multi-star cast, the wily hero, the over-the-top action scenes, the speed breaker songs (which, while foot-tapping, seem to belong to another film) and the noisy background score make us wonder if we have stepped into a Hari film, though this one clearly lacks the manufactured pace of that director’s films. We have families that are separated because of an incident in the past, lost-and-found moments, henpecked husbands, botched up kidnapping plans, outdated athai ponnu romance, and so on. The film is filled with tropes that would have been acceptable in the 90s. Movie Review: Director Sundar C is an old hand at recycling past films and presenting them as new by adding spoonfuls of comedy but the formula deserts him in Aambala, a masala movie that is a trip through time, and not in a good way. And they also try to woo and marry their aunts’ girls to fulfill their father’s wish. Synopsis: Saravanan and his two brothers go to their native village to make peace between their estranged dad and three aunts, who hate their brother for having murdered their father.

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