Actress Jyotika recently took to Instagram to express her admiration for the film Amaran, directed by Rajkumar Periasamy. In her heartfelt post, Jyotika praised the film as a valuable addition to Tamil cinema, comparing it to another impactful Tamil film, Jai Bhim. Her comments applauded the work of the entire team, from director Periasamy to the lead actors, Sivakarthikeyan and Sai Pallavi.
Jyotika singled out director Rajkumar Periasamy, acknowledging his achievement in bringing a story of such significance to the screen. She described his work as a “diamond,” recognizing the dedication and vision required to create a film that would resonate deeply with audiences. She also lauded Sivakarthikeyan for his portrayal of Major Mukund Varadarajan, noting the “effort and strain” that must have gone into embodying this role. In her words, Sivakarthikeyan’s performance captured the spirit of the character with authenticity and respect.
Actress Sai Pallavi received special mention for her work in the film’s final scenes, with Jyotika describing her as an exceptional talent who made a lasting impact on viewers. She expressed how Pallavi’s performance in the final moments “took my heart and breath away,” showing her deep appreciation for the actress’s portrayal.
Beyond the performances, Jyotika acknowledged the film’s depiction of the Indian Army, specifically the Rashtriya Rifles, and highlighted how Amaran serves as a tribute to their valor. She gave particular recognition to Mrs. Indhu Rebecca Varghese, Major Mukund Varadarajan’s wife, for her “sacrifice and positivity,” noting how her story touched hearts and inspired viewers.
Concluding her post, Jyotika expressed her hopes that audiences would not miss this meaningful cinematic experience. She shared a tribute to Major Mukund Varadarajan himself, celebrating his bravery and remarking on how he serves as an example of honor and courage. Ending with “Jai Hind,” Jyotika’s words captured a sincere respect for the armed forces and those who serve.
Through her post, Jyotika called Amaran a “diamond” in Tamil cinema and urged fans to watch it, celebrating the legacy of Major Mukund and the efforts of all involved in the film.