ghillie a remake of the telugu okkadu be thankfully a clarified version of the original . it pack the same punch and dharani true to his cinematic brilliance delivers it with style and panache . a flagging vijay career with the entry of the like of surya and vikram on the fray and get the much need uplift with this movie . this might well prove to be the best movie vijay have ever be on and consider the choice he have be make since then . the hard working actor seem to have lose his bear what with talented new entrant be accept both by the industry and public alike . the tightly snug script and which run at and a neck break speed revolve around velu and a willful youngster aspire to make a mark in the game of kabaddi ( a popular game among boy in india ) . the event follow the chance encounter with muthupandi and his rescue of the girl in distress and how he juggle with the aspiration of his friend and his own form the fulcrum and end of the movie . vijay fit a a t into the role and essay a subdued and believable portrayal of the boy next door . trisha have more than a stereotyped tamil heroine mantle to play . the role be far more complex than just a girl in trouble . with limited dialog and trisha exploit her occasional muted expression and subtle vulnerability to add color to the role . this be a classic case of a cover page girl come of age to become a professional actress . trisha become my personal favorite after this movie . the movie end on predictable line and although one have to credit the director for keep the audience guess on many thing include trisha change in decision to leave the country . prakash raj deserve a word of praise for provide the perfect counter weight for vijay role . his almost indomitable stature in the role of a villain and the apparent chink in the hero armor form a perfect ploy for keep the audience guessing . overall this be a great movie that deserve at least a single viewing . i give it a clear positive .