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Day after Nitish remark, Cong: ‘Not two-faced like many in Opposition’.Opinion EC’s endorsement of Shinde-led Sena may hurt BJP more than it helps.The writing in Subramaniyapuram apes normal life and that makes it incredibly effective. His choice had been made and had no qualms about it. The second betrayal sees Ganja Karuppu walk away without the slightest hint of confusion as his friend Paraman gets murdered. Azhagar, on the other hand, takes the betrayal in silence. When she meets Azhagar, who doesn’t know that she has brought his enemies as well, she cries through the entire meeting. The two betrayals that define Subramaniyapuram also tells a lot about the characters involved. “Padhavi illa na ivanga kuda madhika matanga” says Samuthirakani at one point in the film, indicative of Azhagar and Paraman’s importance in his scheme of things. After arranging bail for Azhagar (Jai) and Parman (Sasikumar), Samuthirakani inquires if Azhagar’s mother has the money to pay for it. We don’t get villains but human beings at their manipulative bests. There is no aspirational value to Subramaniyapuram’s flawed, jagged and ultimately real people.
