KollywoodMix Movie Rating 2/5.
Sagaa is a classic example of bad writing ruining a premise that has promise. Murugesh has the strands for an edge-of-the-seat thriller, but the script lacks logic while its characters lack common sense.
Cast:
Saran
Kishore
Sree Raam
Pandi
Prithvirajan
Aayira
Ravi Venkatraman
Technicians:
Directed by * Murugesh
Produced by * R. Selvakumar Ramprasath
Written by * Murugesh
Music by * Shabir
Cinematography * Niran Chander
Edited by * Hariharan
Production Company * Selly Cinemas
PRO * Nikkil
The less said about the two romantic tracks the better. The director ends up trying too hard to inject some semblance of intensity with slow-motion shots and an overstuffed background score, but they are overkills.
At a point Ganga was killing Sathya’s true friend in a quarrel. In the prison Ganga was safeguarded by the guy Jockey in many situations.
Now, Sathya wanted to escape from the jail to revenge on Ganga for murdering his close friend and another guy who stays with Sathya plan to move along with him, to protect his lover from an awry person, their plan was noticed by Jockey and all the three guys decided to escape from the jail. The fellow Jockey always takes care of Ganga, why the reason turns back to kill him, had a flashback that was protruding in the opening scene.
The story running in a sluggish manner in the second half there was a twisting made some mix-up, but anyhow the opening links in the climax. The guys in the each frame worked for the best level, the heroine eccentric comes only for the songs.
The director concentrated to project the value of friendship even, brother sister relationship and between a lovers relationship all were short-term processing.
The young actors try their best, but it is never enough. Save for the classy visuals by cinematographer Niran Chander (the colour grading is top-notch) and a couple of hummable tunes from music director Shabir.
