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The film was given a "U/A" certificate by the Indian Censor Board for its violence and gore. "Deivam Ellaam Onnagi" – A solo song sung by Sundar Narayana Rao.The film includes one more climax song that was not included in the audio soundtrack: Ilaiyaraaja's "Pon Oviyam" song was used in its entirety in the film and Ghibran said "This was initially very, very emotionally disturbing as both the audiences and the media criticized me in this regard". Ghibran stated that some of the music that he had recorded had been replaced in a few places and there was an additional song added. The soundtrack was released on and received positive reviews. Saregama south has secured the audio rights of Kuttipuli. To cut to the chase, Marudhu could work for audiences who like to watch a rural masala flick with a lot of action.The film's score and soundtrack are composed by Ghibran along with lyricist Vairamuthu after their critically acclaimed album 'Vaagai Sooda Vaa'.
Anal Arasu's action choreography is good. Technical side of Marudhu is just about ordinary. Soori is his usual self and has work in the pre-interval block. But her character gets too preachy and boring after a while.
Kulappulli Leela as Vishal's apatha could be a find of the season. As the menacing Rolex Pandian, he is perfect with his dialogue delivery and action sequences. RK Suresh once again proves that he is an effective villain material. Sri Divya is apt as a strong village belle. His action scenes show his agility and power. Kudos to Muthaiah for this! Coming to the performance, it is an easy task for Vishal, who portrays Marudhu with all his sincerity. All the women who are shown, be it on the good side or on the other side, they are very strong and not the meek ones we come across every Friday. What is interesting in Marudhu is the characterization of its women. There is a lot of predictability about the film, which makes Muthiah lose his grip over the audience. And then, the film shifts to a romantic focus which after a while gets too tedious. The initial scenes give us a feel that the story is going to be between the two local warring groups. The good and the evil cross path and we have Marudhu. There are bad men on the other side who swish their aruva like how normal humans swing their mosquito bat. Vishal shows off his gym toned body with a lion's face tattooed on his forearms and torso. There is Vishal on one side, who is the personification of all things good which is conveyed by his crony Soori at the start, quantified by an intro number. For all those proverb lovers, Marudhu offers plenty. And there are also pearls of wisdom from almost every character in the film. There is love and there is action which in fact is overloaded to justify the U/A certification. There is a lot of sentiment in Marudhu but this time we feel it between the hero and his granny.
Marudhu checks in right in all the boxes that such films are known to have in them as ingredients. Director Muthaiah of Kutti Puli and Komban fame teams with macho Vishal for one more flick, which again is a village based subject which the director is known for.
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