The confrontation scenes between Madhavan and Vijay are easily the film's best moments as they end in fireworks. Vikram Vedha is not just an ordinary adaptation but a perfect portrayal of morality conflicts.The film keeps pushing us to judge its characters, judge someone by their actions, judge someone by their upbringing and in the process proves how wrong we could be in our assumptions.

Pushkar-Gayatri's version of Vikram Vedha is one such smartly-written thriller, which has a texture, well-developed character arcs and filmmaking gimmickry.

But re-telling a story with the same effect is perhaps the reason why Vikram Vedha stands out. We've had filmmakers who have tried several forms of storytelling. But how you present the same story is the question. We have all grown up with these characters. There's always another side to everything in life and Vikram Vedha, in the most entertaining fashion, makes its viewers understand this philosophy. In this battle of good versus evil, as audiences we are left to pick a side but everything you see is not what you believe. Plot: A team lead by Vikram (R Madhavan), a ruthless, no-nonsense encounter cop, is on the hunt to capture/kill a dreaded gangster Vedha (Vijay Sethupathi). Similarly gangster Vedha (Vijay Sethupathi) cleverly unmasks the real wrongdoers to the upright cop Vikram (Madhavan). In the original story, Bethala teaches a moral story to King Vikramadityan in each episode whenever he gets caught. Mani Ratnam's Thalapathy, Raavanan and Anurag Kashyap's Dev D are loosely based on Mahabharatham, Ramayana and Devdas respectively.Following the formula of these films, Pushkar Gayathri duo has made Vikram Vedha loosely based on the Vikramadityan-Bethala tale. Vikram Vedha (2017): Adapting an ancient story into film with the present world characters is not new to Indian cinema. Reviewed by shobanchittuprolu 9 / 10 Vikram Vedha is one of the best movies of 2017 with mind blowing performances and direction.A Must Watch.

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