Villainy has a face, a face that can give you chills when seen close up (no offence intended). That was Dhandapani’s only high point when he started his acting career with Kadhal. But, he proved that there is more to him than just a face that can make villainy look like a genetic trait. As a rough and gruff person who loved his daughter in the first half and as the hurt and angry man ready to rip the bowels off the person who wronged him, he gave the perfect debut. It might not be wrong to say that he was talked about as much as the lead pair of the movie.