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'I' movie: Audience review

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'I' movie: Audience review Vikram and Shankar's 'I' have stormed the screens worldwide

Finally the wait is over! Vikram and Shankar's I have stormed the screens worldwide on Wednesday.

Opening on a positive note, many have praised Vikram for his dedicated performance, while some have pointed out the dull moments where screenplay tugs along for stretch of 189 minutes.

Have a look at the tweets of the film's crew. While Vikram, after 3 years of hardwork, went ahead to watch the movie at Kasi theatre, Amy Jackson too saw the movie on its very first show.

We bring you the audience review of the movie through tweets of movie buffs.

Many have applauded the flawless acting of Vikram who accomplished the task of multiple makeovers perfectly.

Vikram's brilliant performance in three forms and excellence in action blocks are the major highlights of the movie, think some of the movie buffs who took to twitter to praise the actor.

Twitteraties also showered praises on Rahman for the mesmerising composition and background score.

P. C. Sreeram’s cinematography portraying exquisite visuals of unseen locales in a fabulous way was also well appreciated on the microblogging site.

The Twitteratie verdict: 'I' is visually brilliant but on par in terms of story and screenplay.

The Hindi version of the film will reportedly be releasing on 16 January with select paid premiere shows on 15 January.

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