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Mahaan
Official release poster
Directed byKarthik Subbaraj
Written byKarthik Subbaraj
Produced byS. S. Lalit Kumar
Starring
CinematographyShreyaas Krishna
Edited byVivek Harshan
Music bySanthosh Narayanan
Production
company
Distributed byAmazon Prime Video
Release date
  • 10 February 2022 (2022-02-10)
Running time
162 minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageTamil

Mahaan (transl. The Great One) is a 2022 Indian Tamil-language action thriller film[1] directed by Karthik Subbaraj and produced by S. S. Lalit Kumar under Seven Screen Studio. It stars Vikram and Dhruv Vikram, alongside Simran, Bobby Simha, Sananth, Vettai Muthukumar, Deepak Paramesh and Aadukalam Naren. The film revolves around Gandhi Mahaan's journey from a commerce teacher to a liquor baron, but his journey takes a twist when his son Dadabhai Naoroiji, an extremist Gandhian, vows revenge on Gandhi Mahaan for violating the Gandhian principles and abandoning his family.

The music was composed by Santhosh Narayanan, with cinematography and editing being handled by Shreyaas Krishna and Vivek Harshan. Principal photography began on 10 March 2021. After some days the filming was stopped due to the COVID-19 pandemic and then resumed on 6 July 2021 and completed on 14 August 2021. Due to the delays of the film, a few incomplete scenes were cut from the final runtime of 3 hours, which were later released on the 100th day of release.[2]

Mahaan was released on 10 February 2022 on Amazon Prime Video to positive critics.

Plot

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1968: Mohandoss is a middle-aged liquor-ban activist whose 12 year old son Gandhi Mahaan is the exact opposite of him, and is addicted to gambling. Sathyavan Soosaiyappan is his friend, who gambles against Gnanodhayam. Gandhi is a prodigy at gambling and always helps Sathya win matches. One time, Sathya keeps on losing and confronts Gandhi, who tells him that he has no choice but to make him lose because Gnanam kidnapped his dog, Joker. Everyone fights over it, and their parents have to interfere in it. Mohandoss makes Gandhi promise that he will lead the liquor ban movement and live as a Mahaan.

1996: Gandhi is a 40-year-old commerce teacher at the local government school. He is married to Nachi and has a son Dada. On his birthday, Gandhi leaves for a temple where he meets a beggar, who tells him that Gandhi leads a life like 95% of people with morals or principles, but cannot lead a life like 5% of people, who do not follow morals or principles in life. At night, Gandhi remembers the beggar's words where Nachi tells Gandhi that she and her friends are going on a trip to Tirupati. Gandhi uses this as an opportunity to live life to the fullest and goes to a bar, where he meets one of his old students, Rakesh Christopher alias Rocky, who decides to help Gandhi fulfill his dreams.

Gandhi is then taken to Rocky's father Sathya who owns the bar, where Gandhi plays rummy and wins a lot of money. Sathya recognizes Gandhi as his childhood friend due to the scar. The next morning, Gandhi reaches back home, where Nachi deduces that Gandhi is in a drunken state and leaves him, taking Dada with her, since Gandhi broke the rule of never drinking. Gandhi goes to Nachi's house multiple times and begs for a reconciliation, but is ousted. He decides to live with Sathya and Rocky, and they all come up with selling the liquor that Sathya's father Soosaiyappan made and names the brand Sooraa.

1998: Gandhi, Sathya and Rocky are all rich from selling the liquor and plan to start a syndicate where only their drinks could be sold in the bars in Tamil Nadu. One of the members opposes and attacks them, but Gandhi fights all of them off. This incident causes Sathya to get paranoid and suggests that they stop selling liquor.

2003: Gandhi, Sathya and Rocky have become influential people in society. However, the Tamil Nadu government announces that only approved liquor is allowed to be sold in bars, and with this development, they decide to visit one of the party members, Gnanam, whom they then deduce that he is also one of their childhood friends and agree to a deal that Sooraa can be sold in bars.

2008: Gandhi has become a billionaire and the gang runs a liquor mafia in Tamil Nadu. The CBI is trying to find evidence to arrest them. At Rocky's wedding, Gnanam proposes a deal to Gandhi that he can let them produce the entire stock of liquor in Tamil Nadu by killing off the DC, which they do so. Gnanam then meets Sathya and Gandhi and proposes that they produce all the lower quality liquor under different brands, which Sathya acts grotesquely and Gandhi admits that they killed off the collector. With all of this, Gnanam decides to cancel the license of Sooraa, but they learn that Gnanam had illicitly had a son with a woman in his old colony and use the information to blackmail Gnanam into reinstating the license of Sooraa.

2016: Gandhi leaves for a festival to which one of his gang members, Michael, invites him. In the middle of the festival, a stranger arrives and reveals himself to Gandhi as his son Dada. In this timeframe, Dada kills Michael and tells Gandhi that he was appointed on a special mission to get rid of the liquor mafia. However, Dada ensures Gandhi that he will not kill him, but he will kill everyone else. It is revealed that Gnanam wanted to appoint the team to seek revenge on the entire group. Gandhi visits Gnanam and tells him to stop the operation before it gets worse. Dada takes Anthony and kills him. Enraged, Rocky tries to find out who killed Anthony and Michael, where Gandhi is forced to reveal to Rocky that the officer who killed them both was his son and he cannot do anything about it.

Hearing this, Rocky tries to convince Dada as an older brother. Dada kills Rocky but is heavily injured in the process by Gandhi. Unable to bear Rocky's death, Gandhi decides not to reveal it to Sathya. He visits Nachi at her new home, and they both reconcile and get Nachi to convince Dada, but to no avail. She then moves into Gandhi's house and lives there, but in a sudden turn of events, Dada is kidnapped by Gnanam because Gnanam learned that Dada is Gandhi's son and that he will only release Dada if Gandhi kills Sathya. Gandhi meets Sathya, where Sathya has a video of Dada killing Rocky and he sees that Gandhi is also present in the video. Gandhi tries to explain to Sathya that Dada is his son and reveals the whole incident.

An enraged Sathya does not listen and tries to get his men to kill Gandhi, but Gandhi ends up killing all of them and Sathya in the process. Gandhi leaves for a remote location and burns the car that he and Sathya first bought together. Dada arrives and picks up Gandhi, revealing that he was able to escape from Gnanam and tells that it was his entire idea and that he wanted Gandhi to kill Sathya so he sent the video footage to him. Enraged, Gandhi insults Dada and Nachi, to which Dada reacts grotesquely to the remarks. Later, Gandhi forms a plan and tells that Nachi was also kidnapped by Gnanam and gets Dada to visit Gnanam and kill him. It is revealed that Nachi was not kidnapped and that she was given a bhang laddu by Manickam to put her into deep sleep.

Dada visits Gnanam and kills him, while on the phone with Gandhi. Gandhi reveals that he has destroyed all the liquor in his house and signed all of his wealth to an NGO that helps people recover from addiction and shut down all the factories. However, Gandhi also tells Dada that Nachi was never kidnapped, but that he used this opportunity to get Dada arrested and teach him that: in life, everything has to be balanced and there should not be an extreme of anything. With that, Gandhi tells him that he has become a Mahaan.

Cast

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Production

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Development

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In June 2020, Karthik Subbaraj was reported to direct a gangster film with Vikram in the lead role, which was tentatively titled Chiyaan 60.[3] Vikram, initially greenlit the one-liner narrated by Subbaraj in 2016, while he was shooting for Iru Mugan, but he could not offer the role due to his commitments in other projects.[3] While Karthik Subbaraj worked on Jagame Thandhiram, Vikram agreed to start the shoot with Subbaraj's script he earlier planned, with S. S. Lalit Kumar of Seven Screen Studio, which produced the actor's Cobra, agreed to fund the project. The film marked Vikram's return to gangster film-genre after Gemini (2002) and Bheemaa (2008).[3] Lalit Kumar officially announced the project on 8 June 2020,[4] with Vikram's son Dhruv also sharing a pivotal role in the film.[5][6] Karthik Subbaraj utilised the COVID-19 lockdown period to develop the film's script and had planned to start the shoot only after the lockdown ends.[7] It was touted to be a film based on revenge, similar to the director's Petta.[8] On 20 August 2021, the film's official title was unveiled as Mahaan.[9][10]

Casting

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Soon after the film's announcement Anirudh Ravichander was chosen to score the music, in his second collaboration with Karthik Subbaraj after Petta (2019) and his maiden collaboration with Vikram.[11] Shreyaas Krishna who worked with Subbaraj in Jagame Thandhiram was signed as the cinematographer and Vivek Harshan joined the film's team as the editor, after multiple associations with Subbaraj since Jigarthanda (2014).[12] Anirudh opted out of the project due to his busy schedule and was replaced by Subbaraj's norm composer Santhosh Narayanan.[13][14][15]

The makers announced the principal cast and crew members on 10 March 2021 onwards, with Simran being the first member to be announced as a part of the film.[16] On 12 March, Bobby Simha was announced as being in the cast, this being his sixth collaboration with Subbaraj.[17] The next day, Vani Bhojan was confirmed, with her role reported to be Vikram's love interest; however her scenes did not make the final cut.[18][2] Actors Sanath and Vettai Muthukumar were announced soon after.[19][20] Sound designer Kunal Rajan who worked in Enthiran and Vishwaroopam was announced a part of the technical team,[21] whilst Dinesh Subbarayan, son of prominent stunt choreographer Super Subbarayan joined the team as stunt director.[22]

Filming

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Subbaraj fixed Kodaikanal as the principal location for the film,[23] and planned to start the shoot in February 2021 due to Vikram's commitments to Cobra and Ponniyin Selvan.[24][25] With Vikram's return to Chennai after completing the shooting schedule for Cobra in Russia,[26] principal photography commenced on 10 March 2021.[27] The film was set to be shot across Chennai, Goa and Kodaikanal. On 29 April 2021, despite the continuous shoot for about 50 days, the producers suspended the shooting, keeping in mind the rise in COVID-19 infections across Tamil Nadu.[28] By then, 50% of the film's shooting was complete.[29] In late-June 2021, it was announced that Subbaraj planned to resume shooting for the film in July, with the entire team being vaccinated before the shoot.[30]

Filming resumed on 6 July, with a 35-day schedule being held in Kanchipuram and then another shooting schedule was planned around Chennai, Goa and Darjeeling.[31] In mid-July 2021, the team headed to Darjeeling for the final schedule.[32] and portions involving Vikram, Dhruv and Vani Bhojan were shot in this schedule.[31] On 9 August, it was reported that Dhruv Vikram had wrapped shooting for his portions in the film.[33] Four days later, on 14 August, it was reported that shooting for the film has been wrapped.[34] In December 2021, Vikram and Dhruv had completed dubbing for their respective parts.[35]

Music

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The film's soundtrack and score is composed by Santhosh Narayanan, with lyrics written by Vivek and Muthamil. Compositions for the soundtrack began during March 2021, where Santhosh and his music team recorded the first track, in collaboration with native folk musicians from Tamil Nadu.[36] In April 2021, he started tracking vocals to record the film's songs.[37] During mid-December, Dhruv had recorded vocals for one of the songs in the film, incorrectly reported to be his playback singing debut,[38] as he recorded a track in his debut film Adithya Varma (2019).[39]

On the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi (10 September 2021), the first single track "Soorayaatam" was unveiled by Sony Music India.[40] The second single "Evanda Enakku Custody", a retro-based dance number, was released on 28 January 2022.[41] The third single "Pona Povura", was released on 2 February 2022.[42] The fourth single "Rich Rich", was released on 5 February 2022.[43] The fifth single "Missing Me", written and sung by Dhruv, was released on 8 February 2022.[44] The sixth single "Naan Naan", a tribute to Vikram, was released on 9 February 2022.[45]

Track listing
No.TitleLyricsSinger(s)Length
1."Soorayaatam"MuthamilV. M. Mahalingam, Santhosh Narayanan4:41
2."Pona Povura"Asal KolaarGaana Muthu, Asal Kolaar3:23
3."Rich Rich"DuraiOfRo, Durai3:05
4."Evanda Enakku Custody"VivekSanthosh Narayanan3:32
5."Missing Me"Vivek, Dhruv VikramDhruv Vikram3:01
6."Naan Naan"VivekSanthosh Narayanan4:08
7."Umm Song"VivekAditya Ravindran2:55
Total length:24:48

Release

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Mahaan was released on 10 February 2022 in Amazon Prime Video and the satellite rights of the film were sold to Kalaignar TV, where it premiered on 31 August 2022 .[46][47][48][49]

Reception

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M Suganth of The Times of India gave 3.5/5 stars stating that "Thankfully, the emotional stakes keep getting higher and the actors deliver splendid performances. There is an air of casualness in Vikram, who seems to have loosened up a lot, that only shows the actor enjoying himself with a performance that is his best since Raavanan, which was way back, in 2010. Dhruv matches up to him in many of the scenes, proving that he is a chip off the old block. Simha, Muthukumar, Simran and Sananth, too, deliver memorable performances that elevate the scenes and the film.[50] Praveen Sudevan of The Hindu wrote "Karthik Subbaraj attempts a meditation on morality and ideology within a crime saga that struggles to bear its own weight."[51]

Ashameera Aiyappan of Firstpost gave 2/5 stars and wrote "Karthik Subbaraj’s films have always played with irony. In Jigarthanda, he found irony in a gangster who found his calling as a comedian. Pizza had a man who was terrified of ghosts, cook up a great ghost story to cover up a theft. Iraivi was a film about female empowerment but told through the male characters. Even his short film in the anthology Navarasa looks at ‘peace’ from an ironic vantage point, an ongoing war. Mahaan is the latest addition to the list. But with its flawed set-ups and a lack of emotional depth, it doesn't become a very memorable one."[52] Haricharan Pudipeddi of Hindustan Times wrote "Mahaan extracts a very uninhibited performance from Vikram, who is refreshing in a character that spans over five decades. This is a very mature performance, and he embraces the character’s flaws and vulnerability so convincingly. Dhruv Vikram looks even more comfortable in his second outing as an actor. After leaving a strong impact with his debut film, a remake of Arjun Reddy, he delivers a slightly exaggerated performance which suits the character. Bobby Simhaa gets a meaty part and even though you find him in almost every Karthik Subbaraj film, he manages to surprise each time."[53]

Manoj Kumar R of The Indian Express gave 3.5/5 stars stating that "Composer Santhosh Narayanan’s background score, cinematographer Shreyaas Krishna’s camera enriches the mood and atmosphere of Karthik’s vision. If Karthik had slowed the pace a little and dug deep into the period and atmosphere of his characters, Mahaan could have been his own version of Once Upon a Time in America. But, that doesn't take away the fact that it is a spicy action-family-drama that in a way captures the moral and spiritual struggle of our time."[54] Ranjani Krishnakumar of Film Companion wrote "At two hours and forty-two minutes, Mahaan is a self-indulgent and vacuous film. At its best, it’s tiresome. At its worst, it’s an abomination."[55]

Aditya Shrikrishna of The Quint wrote "Vikram’s Gandhi transforms into ‘The Man with No Name’ in his sleep, belting out “get three coffins ready” like Clint Eastwood in A Fistful of Dollars. But after a chance meeting with a beggar on his fortieth birthday and a harsh dressing down, and a day for himself without family, he takes matters into his own hands. A curious choice from Karthik on the beggar as a major plot shifter, almost like the witches in Macbeth or the ghost in Hamlet. Mahaan doesn't shy away from its larger Shakespearean themes."[56] Vivek M V of Deccan Herald gave 3/5 stars and wrote "Mahaan begins with a quote from Gandhi that says, 'Freedom is not worth having if it doesn't include the freedom to make mistakes'. Karthik's mistakes while attempting unique stories can perhaps be forgiven. But the truth remains that since Petta, the director’s craft has seen a decline."[57]

Janani K of India Today gave 3/5 stars and wrote "Mahaan could have been a solid gangster drama with a conflict between a dad and son at the core. If only Karthik Subbaraj had conveyed his thoughts in a crisp screenplay, Mahaan could have been much better."[58] Saibal Chatterjee of NDTV gave 2.5/5 stars and wrote "Mahaan grabs that freedom with both hands – like the eponymous character, it makes its share of mistakes and lives to tell the tale because Vikram injects just enough variety into it with a performance that serves to temper some of the film's excesses."[59] Sowmya Rajendran of The News Minute stated that "Instead of the gangster saga that it is, I wish it had been a satirical comedy on Gandhism, and a man caught in the middle of an uptight family, and his adventures without their knowledge. If only Karthik would break his rigid rule about dragging gangsters into every idea he has!"[60]

Controversies

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In an interview after the film's release, Karthik Subbaraj stated that some dialogues criticising Mahatma Gandhi's killer Nathuram Godse were censored. He stated that the line "Gandhi was killed by someone with maniacal ideological devotion, such as Godse" was asked to be removed and was told that he was free to include anything about Gandhi but not about Godse.[61][62]

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