Release
A critic from the New Straits Times gave the film a mixed review citing "to watch the film for Sivaji". The reviewer describes that Vijay "breezes through his role" and Simran "gets a good opportunity" but that the director "should have paid more attention to obvious holes in the plot". Another critic gave the film a negative review, criticizing the direction, music and performance of the lead actors - though mentioned that Manivannan and Sivaji's "majestic presence" are the film's saving grace.
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