London
An unemployed Indian in London teams up with an aimless man, and circumstances lead them to con a visually impaired elderly couple.
Directed by Sundar C · Comedy · Drama · 2005
Director
Sundar C
Writer
Badri (dialogues)
Studio
Inspired Movies / Spice Team Entertainments
Release
2005
Genres
Comedy, Drama
Full Plot
In London, two men from Chennai, Shiva and Kathir, find themselves in a desperate situation after losing their jobs. Desperate for money, they hatch a plan to rob a bank with Bhaskaran's help, but things quickly go awry when Aishwarya informs the police. As they try to cover their tracks, they pose as a wealthy family member and his grandson, leading to a series of comedic misadventures.
Cast & Characters
Lead
Ankitha
Supporting
Mumtaj
Supporting
Chithra Lakshmanan
Supporting
Nalini
Vichu Vishwanath
K. R. Vatsala
a police officer
Ben Dover
Did You Know?
Sundar C has directed 21 films in our catalog, including Anbe Sivam, Thaka Thimi Tha.
Source: theIReview.com catalog · verified 2026-08-02
Prashanth appears in 16 films in our catalog, including Thamizh, Johnny.
Source: theIReview.com catalog · verified 2026-08-02
Critical Assessment
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Who directed London?+
London was directed by Sundar C.
Fan & Critic Buzz
The movie "London" received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its lighthearted and comedic take on wealth and logic, while others found it to be overly mercenary and lacking in spontaneity. A few reviewers singled out the chemistry between the lead actors as a highlight of the film. Overall, opinions were divided, with some critics offering sarcastic takes on the movie's tone and style.
Source: Wikipedia — Critical reception (CC BY-SA)
