Bogan

Just Like Thani Oruvan, Bogan is a celebration of the antagonist, and once again, Arvind Swami rocks in the role of a charismatic villain. This is a much looser performance than the one he gave in Thani Oruvan. Earlier, you could sense the actor holding back but now, he seems more relaxed and comfortable and is performing these roles with relish. ( Read More )

In fact, such is the degree of importance attached to the villain Arvind Swami that it might make you want to toss any sense of morality out the window and instead enjoy the experience on a more aesthetic level.The movie has a very two faced (literally and metaphorically) nature to it. ( Read More )

Visuals are pleasing, and so are Hansikas and Arvinds costumes. What saves the dough is Bogans concept and a stellar, entertaining, absorbing and cant take your eyes off him Arvind Swamy. ( Read More )

Gautaman Bhaskaran

Bogan defies logic, but of course, and also seems at a loss as to the direction it ought to take. ( Read More )

Mythily Ramachandran

Bogan entertains, though the last seven minutes gets a bit exaggerated. ( Read More )