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When we talk about the early 2000s in Tamil cinema, we often focus on the major "star vehicles" or the rise of new-age directors. Yet, nestled in that transitional period is a small but significant film that marked a crucial turning point for one of Kollywood's most polarizing stars. That film is Dum .
3.5/5 – For the attitude, the music, and the courage to be different.
Dum captures a moment when the old guard (Raghuvaran, Vijayakumar) was handing over the baton to the new (Simbu, Yuvan, K.V. Anand). It’s raw, it’s loud, and it’s unapologetically aggressive. For fans of Tamil action cinema and those curious about the evolution of Silambarasan, Dum is a must-watch.
