Livingston then recruits Vaibhav and Manikanda Rajesh, who work for him, to carry out the robbery.

However, Vaibhav and Rajesh lose the stolen money. To recover the money, they plan a bank heist with Anand Raj’s gang.

What did they do for it? Who got caught in the bank robbery? What’s the background? These questions form the rest of the film’s story.

Vikram Rajeshwar and Arun Kesav have co-directed this film. They have taken the bank heist concept with an abundance of comedy actors, and have delivered a truly humorous film. The screenplay is one of the most important strengths of the film.

Vaibhav, as the hero, portrays his usual innocent persona, delivering a natural performance.

Athulya Ravi, comes as a typical commercial movie heroine and does her part well. Livingston as the father and Hussaini as his friend deliver realistic performances.

The robbers—Anand Raj, John Vijay, Mottai Rajendran, and Sunil Reddy—manage to evoke laughter at regular intervals.

Rest of the cast have also done their part well. Imman’s songs are good and background score is impressive as well. Dijo Tomy’s cinematography makes the film look classy.