Gangs Of Madras

''Gangs of Madras'' is a 2019 Indian Tamil-language action crime film written, directed, and produced by C. V. Kumar. The film stars Sai Priyanka Ruth and Ashok Kumar in the main lead roles alongside an ensemble supporting cast including Daniel Balaji, Velu Prabhakaran, P. L. Thenappan, Aadukalam Naren, E. Ramdoss, Bagavathi Perumal, and Vikas playing supportive roles. The film released on 12 April 2019.

Plot

The story opens with a female voice narrating about herself and her love story with Ibrahim. Ibrahim works for Mohammad Rowther, a goon who deals drugs. He marries Jaya under her parents' disapproval, and she converts to Islam, changing her name as Razia. Everything seems to go well when one fine day, Ibrahim is shot dead in an encounter in front of Razia. This also leads Razia to suffer a miscarriage. She vows to get revenge.

Razia seeks the help of Abdullah, who reveals the real motive of Ibrahim's encounter. He tells that Rowther's younger son, Hussain, had eyes upon Razia and was warned by his family members as she is someone else's wife. Rajendran, a drug delivery guy in Rowther's gang, goes to deliver drugs to a rave party of high-class youngsters. He gives them spare drugs in exchange for a deep kiss with Janaki, who happens to be daughter of the State minister supporting the drug business. The video of the kiss leaks to the media, and Kareem, Rowther's elder son, kills off Rajendran in a fit of anger. At the same time, Hussain attempts suicide, due to not getting Razia. At the hospital, Rowther gets news that police need to kill someone in an encounter to save face, with both the public and the minister. Rowther cleverly pits Ibrahim against the police, so that Hussain can marry Razia, and thus Ibrahim is killed.

Razia is then sent by Abdullah to Mumbai to meet Boxie, who at first looks at her meanly but later understands her willpower. He keeps her in his gang and trains her to kill Rowther and his gang.

Finally, a well-trained Razia lands up at Chennai and kills Kareem as well as the police who were involved in Ibrahim's encounter. Rowther learns of his son's murder and orders Lala Settu and Edison to kill everybody who is responsible for his son's murder. Lala Settu tricks Boxie by offering him help to do his drug business in Chennai in the place of Rowther and then kills Boxie and his henchmen. Meanwhile, Razia goes hunting for Hussain and kills him. The police catches her, and they help her kill Rowther as they could not arrest him and stop his drug business as he had Minister Tamizhvannan's support. Later, Lala Settu and Edison are killed by the police, and Razia also lets the police shoot her.

In the end credits, the police are praised for their mission, and Deputy Commissioner Ramachandran helps Razia's sisters get jobs in the police department in return for the favour that she did to the police department.

Cast

* Sai Priyanka Ruth as Jaya / Rasiya
* Ashok Kumar as Ibrahim
* Daniel Balaji as Boxie
* Velu Prabhakaran as Mohammad Rowther (Bhai)
* Aadukalam Naren as Deputy Commissioner Ramachandran
* P. L. Thenappan as Minister Tamizhvannan
* E. Ramdoss as Abdullah (Abdul)
* Bagavathi Perumal as Jakir
* Lawrence Ramu (Sivam) as Kareem, Mohammad Rowther's elder son
* Vikas as Hussain, Mohammad Rowther's second son
* Boys Rajan as Commissioner
* Vijay as Lala Settu
* Saivam Ravi as Edison
* Vishva as Yasim
* Madhushree as Yasim's wife
* Thilak Rammohan as Louis

Production

The film marks the second directorial for producer turned director C. V. Kumar after ''Maayavan'' (2017) and also produced by himself under his production banner CV Kumar Productions. The film is based on a gangster woman from Chennai.

Soundtrack

The music for the film's songs is composed by debutant Hari Dafusia, while the film's score is composed by Shyamalangan and music supervision is helmed by Santhosh Narayanan.

References

External links

*{{IMDb title, tt8983238

2010s Tamil-language films
2019 films
2019 crime action films
Indian crime action films
Indian gangster films
Indian films about revenge
Indian feminist films