White Rose The film stars Kayal Ananthi as the heroine along with RK Suresh Vijith, Rousseau Sreedharan, Baby Nakshtra Sasi Laiya, Ritika and many others. Did heroine Kayal Anandi escape from RK Suresh, who takes sex workers and brutally kills them? Isn’t it? So, who is Kayal Anandi? How did he get involved with the murderer of sex workers? What is the background of RK Suresh who brutally murders women? The answer to such questions is ‘White Rose’. Psycho crime thriller films released in Tamil cinema are compared with foreign films including Hollywood or they say it is affected. But, as far as this film is concerned, it is the victim of psycho crime thriller films released in Tamil cinema. You will understand which films they are when you watch the film.Kayal Anandi, who plays the heroine of the story, despite playing a compelling role as usual, is too child-faced to accept being the mother of a child. Trapped by the killer and struggling to escape, his performance transmits fear and tension to the audience. RK Suresh, who plays the role of a psycho killer, has acted without speaking. Even if he is a psycho killer, his chances are slim. He has tried to make it as perfect as he can. At the same time, Bharani, who plays the young RK Suresh, has many opportunities to act, but has left the line without making the most of it.
Vijith who plays Kayal Anandhi’s husband, Rousseau Sreedharan who plays a police officer, Sasi Laya who plays a police inspector, Ritika Chakraborty, Hasin, Dharani Reddy in other roles are only used for the screenplay.
Even though cinematographer V.Ilaiyaraaja and music director Sudarsan have tried hard to instill fear in the audience through their work, they have forgotten that this is a psycho crime thriller genre film.
Written and directed by K.Rajasekhar, the very first scene of the film makes it clear that this is a sequel to an already released Tamil film, and what is going to happen next? He keeps the story moving so that the fans can predict.
Since we have already seen the psycho killer who commits serial murders and the police who are serious about catching him, the director who doesn’t focus much on that area, the screenplay focusing on Kayal Anandhi who gets caught up with the psycho killer and telling about the background of the psycho killer gives the film some interest.
Aiming to finish the film within two hours, the director rushes through the scenes without elaborating on many things, including the reason for the suicide of the medical college student, which makes the screenplay limp.
In short, rape and murder of women are ‘red roses’ and rape and murder of women are ‘white roses’.
