Raavan is a Hindi film released in 2010. It is written and directed by Mani Ratnam. He is intending to manipulate the human being as there is no evil by nature. Circumstances and events make him so. He is in fact, trying to justify the action of Raavan against Ram. His tome is assertive that Raavan is not evil by nature man compels him to become evil incarnate. He finds no alternate but follow the nature.
Raavan, Beera (Abhishek Bachchan) has dislikness for police and brutally kills them wherever sees. Instead of Chor Sapahi, it is like Spahi Chore. Dev (Vikram) is a Police officer who is chasing Beera with his squad and a forest guide Sanjeevani Kumar (Govinda). Beera has kidnapped Dev’s Wife Ragini to avenge the death of his sister from Dev. Ragini has a bad image of Beera and remains afraid while Beera meant no harm to her. With the passage of time Ragini closely observed Beera and realized that he is not of a brutal nature. Both develop some feelings for one another but not share them.Dev finds out Beera and Ragini with Beera escaped but left Ragini. Ragini in this journey with Raavan has lost her heart and now the remaining Ragini is with Dev. Dev feeling his wife’s condition enraged and accused her being unfaithfulness. Raavan died by showing his likeness for Ragini and Ragini shows by attempting to save him but Alas!
Film is a good fictional attempt to amend some of our thoughts about Raavan. Not all the evil incarnate are true Raavan they can be simpletons. Film start is impressive but later on it loose its interest by prolonged the story. However Mani Ratnam succeeds to gain the momentum in second half. Music seems excess but second half covers the loss done in first half.
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