Feature2024·158m·6.7

Captain Miller

I AM THE DEVIL.

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In the 1930s, during the British Raj, Analeesan "Eesa", a former soldier of the British Indian Army called Captain Miller, is on a mission to protect the people from the British after witnessing an atrocity.

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Cast

Dhanush

Analeesan "Easa" / Captain Miller

Priyanka Arul Mohan

Velmathi

Nivedhithaa Sathish

Thaenu

Elango Kumaravel

Kannayya

Shiva Rajkumar

Sengolan

Sundeep Kishan

Captain Rafi

Edward Sonnenblick

Andrew Wandy

John Kokken

Prince

Vinoth Kishan

British Soldier

Jayaprakash

Rajathipathi

Aditi Balan

Shakunthala

Alexx O'Nell

Riley

Pintu Pandu

Kaali

Viji Chandrasekhar

Pechiamma

Kaali Venkat

Kumastha Kanagasabai

Ashwin Kumar

James

Mark Bennington

Buller

Saravana Vel

Ashraf Mallisery

Abdool Lee

Sembatta / Stephen

Details

Status
Released
Original language
Languages
Budget
$6.0M
Revenue
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Sathya Jyothi Films

Crew

Director

Arun Matheswaran

Writers

Madhan Karky, Arun Matheswaran, Arun Matheswaran, Arunraja Kamaraj

G. V. Prakash Kumar

Original Music Composer

Nagooran Ramachandran

Editor

Poornima Ramaswamy

Costume Design

Kavya Sriram

Costume Design

Siddhartha Nuni

Director of Photography

Gallery

Reviews

Ritesh Mohapatra

1/12/2024

7.0

**Captain Miller is Dhanush's most rugged and raw film cinematically with promising conflicts and spectacular staging from Arun Matheswaran** My Score : 78/100 Captain Miller is undoubtedly the most jagged and gritty staging of Dhanush in a long time. Arun Matheswaran rightfully integrates dacoity, fight for independence and well staged conflicts within the film. He has added brutal gunfights and action choreography is well done throughout while keeping the core emotions elevated at rightful intervals. The presentation of Britishers is pretty stereotypical and repetitive but we can't complain. The music by GV Prakash Kumar is gripping and the background score is efficiently edited into the screenplay. Captain Miller song and its timing is a piece of mass we crave for. The film's runtime is a bit long at 160mins which could have been crisply edited to make more impact. However the cameos are the highlight which sets us up for a rewarding climax. Dhanush is presented as a resilient ruffian against the Britishers who has done his job brilliantly. He has presented all his emotions be it rage , agony, fear and his insecurities with such conviction that he still stays in my list of most hard-work actors of this generation. He is spectacular in the action scenes and equally magical in his vulnerable scenes. Shivrajkumar even though present for short screentime is given the magical staging he deserves. Sundeep Kishan underutilized but solid while he is on screen. Priyanka Arul Mohan gives an promising performance with scope for improvement. John Kokken seriously needs acting lessons as he was very distracting and annoying. Overall, Captain Miller is a promising start for Arun Matheswaran antiques in mass movies. His excellence lies in how well he establishes conflicts and stages raw violence in his films without going overboard. Dhanush's 3 year long sweat is undoubtedly worthy of a watch as this is just the beginning of a devil that Britishers haven't fathomed. The best is yet to come. Kudos to rooted and grounded cinema by Arun which deserves applause. Instagram & X : @streamgenx**strong text**