Plot Overview:

The story follows Gopichand’s character, Gopi, who intervenes to protect a child witness to a terrorist assassination of a Central Minister, revealing a personal connection tied to his past.

Performance:

Gopichand excels in his dual role, balancing intensity and humor, especially in comedic interactions. His emotional journey is compelling, shaped by personal loss.

Direction:

Vaitla’s direction reflects his signature style, successfully mixing comedy and action, though some story elements feel predictable.

Supporting Cast:

Kavya Thapar adds glamour but lacks depth in her role. Supporting performances from Sunil and Suman are effective, with Jishu Sen Gupta as a menacing antagonist.

Themes:

The film effectively combines humor with serious anti-terrorism themes, highlighted by an emotional flashback that enriches Gopi’s motivation.

Technical Aspects:

Chaitan Bharadwaj’s score and KV Guhan’s cinematography enhance the film's appeal, with high production values and well-executed action choreography.

Conclusion:

‘Viswam’ offers an engaging blend of thrills, laughs, and heartfelt moments, making it a worthwhile watch.