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''Soodhu Kavvum'' (English: ''Evil Engulfs'') is a 2013 Tamil black comedy film directed by Nalan Kumarasamy of ''Naalaya Iyakunar'' fame.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Sanchita Shetty in Soodhu Kavvum )〕 It features Vijay Sethupathi and Sanchita Shetty in the lead roles. The film was released on 1 May.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Shot Cuts: The wait continues )〕 The film's main concept is about how silly talk has engulfed people's day-to-day life and modern society.〔(Soodhu Kavvum completes 50 days - Times Of India )〕〔(Keen to do 'Soodhu Kavvum' in other languages: Sanchita )〕 ==Plot== Friends Kesavan (Ashok Selvan), Sekar (Ramesh Thilak) and Pagalavan (Bobby Simha) meet Das (Vijay Sethupathi), a middle-aged man with an imaginary girlfriend Shalu (Sanchita Shetty) who does low-profile kidnappings for a living. Broke, the trio decide to become his assistants. Das follows five rules of kidnapping (which he spells and writes as "kednapping"), the first rule is to not kidnap people from political backgrounds. One day, they kidnap a young boy and successfully obtain ransom money from his father Nambikkai Kannan. Nambikkai's contractor brother has been arrested for attempted bribery by State Minister Gnanodayam (M S Bhaskar), a disciplined politician who plays by the book. Impressed with Das' kidnapping skills, Nambikkai asks him to kidnap the minister's son Arumai Pragasam (Karunakaran) as revenge and offers to pay Das up to . The next day, the four men set out to kidnap Arumai but are astonished to see him get kidnapped by another group. They kidnap Arumai from the other kidnappers and discover that the first kidnapping was staged by Arumai himself to extort money from his father. Arumai manages to convince Das and his men to collude with him to obtain ransom money from his father. The group demand from the minister and receive the money. An argument over splitting the cash arises between Arumai and the rest during which their van loses control and falls from a bridge. Arumai runs away with all the money. The minister seeks the assistance of Encounter Specialist Bramma, a brutal and merciless cop to hunt down the kidnappers. Arumai returns to his house and hides the money in his room. Das devices a plan to kidnap Arumai again to retrieve the money. They accidentally meet Arumai and successfully kidnap him again. But Das lets Arumai go free, after making him promise that he should not tell anything about them to the police. Arumai also promises to return their share of the money. Bramma finds that Arumai staged his own kidnapping and uses this information to threaten Arumai into testifying against the Das gang. Arumai tells the court that the Das gang did not kidnap him and they are acquitted. A furious Bramma takes the gang to a remote location and brutally beats them and raises his department gun to kill them. Instead of shooting them with the officially issued gun, he goes out and retrieves from his police jeep an illegal homemade gun that he had previously seized from a crook. When he inserts that gun behind his back in his pants, the rusty gun misfires into Bramma's buttocks, allowing Das and others to escape. Arumai's father breaks in and takes the money bag to the Chief Minister, who provided the ransom money. When he opens the bag, the minister is shocked to find it filled with newspapers instead of cash. Arumai had transferred the cash to another bag and gives the Das gang their share. The Chief Minister calls Arumai to his office and asks him to stand as a candidate in the upcoming elections in lieu of his father, who never brought much income to the party due to his refusal to be corrupt. The Chief Minister praises Arumai's shrewdness and believes he can rake in substantial income for the party. Arumai wins the election and appoints Sekar and Kesavan as his personal advisers, while Pagalavan becomes an Actor. Das continues his kidnapping business with a new band of young men. They kidnap a woman who looks exactly like Shalu, belatedly realising that she Shalini Gupta, a minister's daughter; Das has broken his first rule of kidnapping again. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Soodhu Kavvum」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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