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Raghava Lawrence attempts to emulate Rajinikanth's aesthetic in Rudhran, but the tale falls flat and doesn't provide anything fresh or genuinely enjoyable. The film employs a well-worn screenplay and stereotypical characters, such as a millionaire mobster who became rich by murdering the parents of people who moved abroad. Even the last fight scene is a dancing performance. The tunes just randomly appear. The green screen London scenes show the paucity of funding, and the background score is obnoxious and unoriginal. In summary, the movie is a shambles, and none of the excellent cast or staff can save the awful writing.