Mudhalvan [SEP] country of origin
critic also referred to Shankar's direction and Sujatha's dialogs as a "positive", while drawing praise to the videos of the songs describing that "every song and dance sequence seems a magnum opus by itself". "The New Indian Express" described the film as "absorbing" and praised certain scenes, although it criticized the videos of the songs as a "fiasco". "Indiaglitz" wrote: "Mudhalvan spoke about current affairs in India. With an absorbing screenplay and conveying the message of change in the
acting. Director S. Shankar's "Mudhalvan" was noted among his projects.
Career Kollywood.
He started his career with "Lucky Man" and was doing several movies in Tamil and other languages, but his acting career started getting acclaimed with Director Shankar's "Mudhalvan", in which he performed a bus jump sequence, which was appreciated by the director S. Shankar and he gifted him a 500 rupee note signed by him after the shoot. Later, he got busy with acting several movies. Among those, he