Story:

Sketch is a Tamil-language action comedy film written and directed by Vijay Chander. The film features Vikram, Tamannaah and Sri Priyanka in the lead roles. Production began in February 2017 and it is expected to release on December 22nd, 2017. The film's title, Sketch, was revealed to the media in April 2017 with S. Thanu revealed to have taken over as the producer with his banner, V Creations. Sketch movie's story is about the emotional drama of elite people from North Chennai and Vikram apparently plays a gangster in Sketch. The Plot: Vikram plays Jiiva aka Sketch, a good-hearted, stylish rowdy based in North Madras. His life revolves around his three buddies (Sreeman, 'Kalloori' Vinoth and Vishwanath), his boss (Hareesh Peradi) and uncle (Aruldoss) until Ammu (Tamannaah) makes an entry. She is a girl next door who falls in love with Sketch after the usual misunderstandings. Everything turns messy when Sketch along with his friends lock horns with dreaded gangster in town.

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Sketch Movie Review: Mass Action Movie with All the Commercial Elements

Cast and Crew:

Screenplay:	Vijay Chander
Story by:	Vijay Chander
Music by:	S.S. Thaman
English Subtitles:	No

Cinematography (DOP):	M. Sukumar
Edited by:	Ruben
Production Company:	Moving Frame

Average Critic Rating:

2.0 out of 5.0 based on 4 critic reviews.

Behindwoods

Rating:

Sketch, Vijay Chandar's second after his Vaalu with STR, stars Chiyaan Vikram and Tamannaah in the lead roles. Vikram plays Sketch, a small-scale, mostly legitimate goon known more by his street name than his actual name; we only hear his father address him as Jeeva. Sketch, his three buddies (Sreeman, 'Kalloori' Vinoth and Vishwanath) and seniors like his boss (Hareesh Peradi) and uncle (Aruldoss) are his life until of course, Ammu (Tamannaah) makes an entry. Read full review

Hindustan Times

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Director Vijay Chandar’s Sketch (who last made the Simbu-starrer Vaalu) is one of those films set in north Madras gangster backdrop that has all style but no substance. It rides completely on Vikram’s star image and he does everything in his ability to save the film from turning into an ordeal to sit through. Despite his sincere efforts, the film struggles to stay afloat till the end except for a few action sequences that may appeal to the masses. Read full review

The Indian Express

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About five minutes into Sketch, you get Vikram’s intro and the song “Atchi Butchi”. As the song was playing, I looked around the theater twice just to ensure that I hadn’t travelled back in time and was watching Gemini. The song feels dangerously close to “O Podu” — a grungy looking Vikram dancing in the streets with a supposedly cool hand gesture. If ‘oh podu’ was finding a view using both hands, the Sketch symbol is comparatively easier. You just need one hand and is an incredibly convenient way to focus on something. But I couldn’t find one engaging element in the chaos that is Sketch, even after using the focus the hand gesture gives. Read full review

Times Of India

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Jeeva aka Sketch (Vikram) is the go-to guy in a north Madras-based garage run by Settu (Hareesh Peradi). He is also in charge for seizing the vehicles of loan defaulters. It was when Durai (Aruldoss), who was once the reliable guy of Settu got injured that Sketch, the former's nephew, replaced him. Ravi (RK Suresh), who was once Durai's aide, isn't happy with Settu for making Sketch his right hand. An uneducated person, Jeeva, has a family which includes father, mother and a younger brother, though he loves to spend his time in the garage with his three friends - Kumar, Bhaskar and Guna. Read full review

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