Sivaji wins good appreciation for his performance in ‘Court’

Sivaji has recently made a comeback to films. After appearing in the web drama “90’s: A Middle-Class Biopic” for an OTT platform, he has now played the antagonist in “Court: State vs A Nobody,” which is set to release tomorrow.

However, the film’s paid premieres took place yesterday (March 12), and Sivaji’s powerful performance left a unanimous response.

“Court: State vs A Nobody” features newcomers Harsh Roshan and Sridevi as teenagers, with Priyadarshi playing the role of a lawyer. Sivaji takes on the character of Mangapathi, a chauvinist and caste fanatic who schemes to implicate a teenager in a POCSO case solely because the boy falls in love with his niece. His portrayal of a man who values family honor above all else has earned him widespread acclaim, with many praising his commanding screen presence.

With such an impactful performance, Sivaji is likely to receive more similar roles. Two decades ago, he played lead roles in hits like Missamma and Tata Birla Madhyalo Laila, but his political stint led to a break in his film career. Now, Sivaji is back and actively pursuing acting once again.