The parents believe Ashok is sincere and obedient and always chides Siva. The elder brother is honest and straight-forward while the younger one is a spoilt brat, pampered by their parents Vedachalam (Ponvannan) and Muthulakshmi (Kuyili). Siva (Jeeva) sells fish in a market, while his younger brother Ashok (Jeeva) is an advocate.
Then there is Divya Spandhana, Santhanam and Ponvannan among others to give him company. Especially as the lusty younger brother Ashok, Jeeva impresses. The actor manages to bring out the subtle differences between the two roles with consummate ease. He has taken the task on his shoulders and gives a matured performance. Jeeva who has a penchant to try his hands at different themes in Tamil cinema has gathered guts to do a double role. Obviously it has to be between the good and the bad.ĭebutant director Sai Ramani seems to have been inspired heavily by the likes of `Vaali' and `Azhagiya Thamizh Magan' and laced it up with few moments from `Manmadha Leelai' to render a commercial cocktail in `Singam Puli'. As the title suggests, it is the tale of a ferocious battle between brothers (both played by Jeeva). Joining the list is Jeeva with `Singam Puli'.
From the days of MGR to Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan till the contemporary heroes, the craze to play two characters in one film is immense. Doing double role is always a delight for actors.
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