This is a Tamil movie starring Ajit Kumar and Trisha. Directed by Adhik Ravichandran.
I usually like Ajit Kumar movies. But this one is worst.
Ajit a notorious crime boss surrenders to police so he could reunite with his wife and son and lead a peaceful life. His wife Trisha is Chief Advisor to the Indian Embassy in Spain and living with her minor son. That son was arrested on a drug and murder charges. How Ajit Kumar saves his son is the story.
Good Bad Ugly tries to be many things at the same time—action, comedy, and emotional drama—but it doesn’t do any of them well. The story feels confused, and scenes don’t connect smoothly. The movie is 2 hours and 15 minutes. It is 2 hours of shooting shooting and shooting.
The actors look like they don’t know what their characters are supposed to do, and the villain is not scary or interesting. Even the emotional scenes feel fake and forced.
In the end, the movie turns out to be messy and disappointing. Unless you are really bored or a big fan of Ajit, you can skip this one.
One big flaw I noticed. Trisha is Chief Advisor to the Indian Embassy in Spain. In that case, she and her minor son will have diplomatic passport and diplomatic immunity. Even if the boy is guilty of murder, the Spanish Government cannot arrest him. All they can do is to deport him and his mother (Trisha) to their country (India) declaring them persona non grata.
