Ajith Kumar is back on the big screen with Good Bad Ugly, a film directed by Adhik Ravichandran. After the underwhelming response to his previous film Vidaamuyarchi, fans were eagerly waiting for Ajith’s next big action entertainer. With his signature swag, charm, and mass appeal, Good Bad Ugly delivers a solid dose of entertainment for all his followers.
Good Bad Ugly Movie Review
The story begins with Ajith’s character, AK, also known as The Red Dragon, who is a dangerous gangster. He surrenders himself to the police after his wife, Ramya, gives birth to their son and pleads with him to leave the world of crime for the safety of their child. He is sent to jail for 18 years, during which his family tells the son that AK is away on business trips around the world.
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As his son Vihaan is about to turn 18, he expresses his sadness about never seeing his father. This emotional moment leads AK to request early release from jail. However, once out, he finds out that his son has been kidnapped. His wife blames his criminal past, assuming his enemies from the Mumbai underworld are behind it. But soon, AK learns that Vihaan has actually been arrested in Madrid in a drug case.
Determined to prove his son’s innocence and punish the real culprit, AK returns to his old avatar — the fierce and unstoppable Red Dragon. What follows is a thrilling journey filled with stylish action scenes, emotional moments, and surprising twists. The movie keeps the audience engaged with fast-paced storytelling and dramatic scenes that highlight the bond between father and son.
Ajith Kumar shines throughout the film (Good Bad Ugly). His screen presence is magnetic, and every scene with him feels larger than life. The director has cleverly designed several moments that bring out the best of Ajith’s on-screen image. His performance brings strength, emotion, and attitude to the film, making it a complete package for his fans.
Trisha Krishnan plays the role of AK’s wife and brings grace and emotion to her character. Arjun Das plays a double role and is equally powerful in both characters. The supporting cast including Jackie Shroff, Priya Varrier, Prabhu, Sayaji Shinde, and others deliver solid performances. Yogi Babu and Simran appear in short roles and add a touch of humor and lightness (Good Bad Ugly).
The film offers a good mix of action, emotion, and drama. The music and background score enhance the cinematic experience. The visuals are grand and stylish, adding to the film’s appeal. The storyline, although dramatic and a bit over the top at times, fits perfectly within the massy action genre.
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Good Bad Ugly is clearly made to please fans of Thala Ajith. It brings him back in a role that highlights his strengths — action, emotion, and unbeatable screen presence. The director successfully creates a world where the hero fights against all odds for his family, and the audience gets a chance to cheer for their favorite star once again.
