The film’s protagonist is named Tamizh (தமிழ்) and seems to represents all things good and bad (well mostly bad) about Tamil culture, as it seems to stand in the eyes of the director Velraj, who also takes the writing credits for the film. Which is why the film is hard to overlook as there are some really jarring notes in the script that attempts to play to the galleries. Most of the the technicians return in Thanga Magan and even the urban middle class setting and characterisations remain very similar.ĭhanush undeniably is one of the better actors around and has a phenomenal fan following among the youngsters, most specifically young men.
The film is an out and out Dhanush vehicle, and brings back the team that gave the 2014 smash hit Vellaiilla Pattathaari (The graduate without a job). There are two ways to look at Thanga Magan (*Golden Son*), national award winning actor Dhanush’s film that released at the Tamil box office this weekend: Either dismiss it off as an average feature starring one of South India’s bright young stars or seriously look at some of the regressive stereotypes it presents.
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