Shraddha Srinath aces the character's helplessness in this shot.
These court exchanges between Ajith and Rangaraj Pandey are sure to be fiery and bold.Andrea Tariang, the Northeast girl in the original, reprises her role in the remake.Director Adhik Ravichandran plays an intriguing character in the film.Ajith's firm body language and piercing stare in this sequence convey a lot about his character. 'Are you a virgin,' he asks a clearly disheveled Shraddha, and her response clearly sets the tone.The film's opening sequence involves the three girls hurriedly travelling in a taxi to their apartment. Shraddha aces the preoccupied, botched make-up look.Arjun Chidarambam's character is not happy with the proceedings. He seems to play the guy with the influential politician as his uncle.The only action-sequence in the trailer, and one of the two action set-pieces in the film. The scene is sure to bring the roof down in the theatres.Shraddha's character is pushed beyond her breaking point in the court proceedings. When will she blow-up?Perhaps, the film's crucial scene where Shraddha misconstrues the intentions of the middle-aged lawyer in the neighbourhood.Shraddha is required to depict an array of emotions ranging from anger and frustration to helplessness and insecurity, and she seems to have come out unscathed!Ajith is seated alone in a park in this wide shot- the one that gets the brooding nature of the character across.Abirami venkatachalam plays the role played by Kirti Kulhari in the original, and she breaks down in the most crucial part of the film.The exchanges between Ajith and Rangaraj Pandey (who plays the lawyer of the boys) should be nothing short of explosive. In fact, they're expected to be the mainstay of the court-room drama.Ajith directs his 'ner paarvai' to Arjun and says, 'Nadakkaadhu... Nadakka koodaadhu' Is this a play on the iconic 'No means no' dialogue from Pink?