Fhahat Fhasil is the district secretary of Equality Social Justice People's Association in Kasipuram constituency in Salem. MLA Vadivelu of the same party. He has a dominant class attitude. A person who wants everyone to submit to him. Vadivelu's son Udayanidhi was Stalin's teacher of martial arts. Keerthy Suresh, Udhayanidhi's girlfriend, runs a free education centre. Due to this, Bhagat Basil's brother Sunil destroys the educational center with men to get his business affected. Vadivelu and Udayanidhi go to Fhahat Fhasil's house to negotiate for this. There Udhayanidhi beats up Fhahat Fhasil in a melee where Vadivelu is not given due respect. Angered by this, Fhahat Fhasil switches to another party. Considering this issue as his personal enmity, Bhagat Basil will face the opposition in the next election. What happened in the end is Mamannan.
Mamannan is a film starring Udhayanidhi Stalin with a purpose. A story about social justice. The fact that Udayanidhi has given his performance with such courage and commitment shows the clarity of his political vision.
Looking at the crying youth, he said, "If you think you can't beat him and keep stepping back, that's cowardice." Udhayanidhi Advising can summon cowardly bravery. Vadivevu is Maamannan,He is the real hero of the film.
Similarly, when Udhayanidhi tells his longing to Keerthi that "even if all the pigs grow wings, all the problems will not be solved", we can feel that there are a thousand meanings buried in it.
Udhayanidhi, who has shown unprecedented speed in the fight scene, is amazing.
Suspicious that his father Vadivelu was being called by Chief Minister Lal and made to stand and talk, he pushed the security forces away and opened the door to see, his eyes flashed with heat.
Similarly, Udhayanidhi makes Fhahat Fhasil Goondas who come to kill his mother who is alone at home beat them with an iron rod and make them whistle while they mourn.
Vadivelu has touched a great boundary in the character role and whenever Udhayanidhi is enraged by injustice, Vadivelu calms him down and at one point comes as a scythe gun and leaves the theater screaming.
Keerthy Suresh has done the role perfectly.
Fhahat Fhasil has taken the number one spot in villainy. Beating to death his dog who lost the race and brutally killing the head of the caste union, he leaves a panic for a minute. Lal is a good choice as Chief Minister. Produced by Red Giant Movies. Mari Selvaraj has furiously swung the sword to break the slavery of a generation. Theni Eshwar's cinematography keeps the eyes in check without distracting the attention from the scene.Even though the scenes are long, Selva R has shown his hand in editing so that they fly like lightning. K.
Mamannan – Guardian of Social Justice.
