"Ghajini" will win

While crossing the road, a child smiles at Surya. And, inspite of all the blood over his face, Surya, who is seated in a car, smiles back. A wonderful end to an absorbing "Ghajini".

It’s always a pleasure watching Surya act. He looks good, acts well, dances well, fights really well - what more does an actor need? He proves his mettle in good measure in "Ghajini". He excels in the role of Sanjay Ramaswamy, the managing director of a mobile phone company. He excels equally in the "other" role - of a person who suffers from temporary memory loss.

For company is Kalpana(Asin), who looks gorgeous(especially in the "Suttum Vizhi" song). She has performs well as Surya’s lover. Her best moment in the movie comes when she saves 25 girls who are being taken secretly to Mumbai by a gang.

Chitra(Nayanthara) gets an item song, and a decent number of scenes. The actor in her does come out when she shouts "Avana Kola pannu"(Kill him) to Surya in the last fight. The two Pratapsingh Ravaths are convincing in their villain roles.

Director A R Murugadoss, who gave us "Ramana" and "Dhina", has given an absorbing movie with "Ghajini". "Ghajini" means victory - this one surely will win.