Caution: Don't be fooled by the title believing that SJ Suriyah's latest offering 'Newtonin Moondraam Vidhi' has anything to do with science fiction or even remotely connected with any of the famous laws of gravitation. The film is just another revenge story.

JP (Rajeev Krishna), owner of a leading television channel, gets an anonymous phone call on a morning (from Guru - SJ Suryah) 'informing' that he would be killed within the next couple of hours. Even as JP ponders about the seriousness of the call, the subsequent incidents reaffirm that the call might not be a hoax one at all. JP presses the panic button. Watch the movie to find out answer to question like whether JP survives the attempt, who was the murderer and what was the motive behind the aim to murder JP.

Newtonin Moonraam Vidhi is a story of revenge where the hero avenges the rape and murder of his sweetheart (Sayali) by the culprit. It's the difference in treatment of the (oft-repeated) story by the director that makes one sit up and take notice.

Guru is madly in love with Priya who works as programme host on 'Eagle TV'. After the marriage plans are finalized and as the date of marriage nears, Priya is spotted accidentally by JP, her boss, who lusts after her. Despite using his enormous wealth and manpower, he is unable to get Priya agree to be part of his life. Finally, JP catches hold of Priya who manages to leave a concrete proof to the rest of the world before dying at the hands of her captor. The proof was sufficient enough to help Guru find out who the culprit was and kick-start his act of revenge.

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Guru plans the killing of the culprit so that it coincides with the first death anniversary of his beloved Priya. The story is full of interesting twists and turns and is about how Guru uses his quick-witted brain and strategically drawn plans to fool the Police, politicians and the rowdy elements who come to JP's aid.

After giving JP a deadline of a couple of hours to die, Guru exposes many crimes and follies committed allegedly by the former and plans to scare him to death. When JP comes to know who is after his life with the help of a gangster (Yugendran), it only adds to the pace of the screenplay. Director Thai Muthuselvan has some neatly crafted sequences up his sleeve that make viewing less boring. Sequence exposing JP's other 'woman', the political scams, and the manner in which Guru forces JP to come to CMBT Koyambedu are just samples of some smart sequences.

Generally, the term 'logic' is given a go-by in horror and thriller films but here, Muthuselvan has made a decent effort to tread closer to the path of acceptable logic. The romantic sequences are just about okay and appear 'hot' in the final song. Former Miss India Sayali Bhagat has a beautiful face and fabulous body. She looks sexy and adds glamour quotient to the fare.

Director-turned-actor Suryah has delivered his best performance till date and looks convincing in most of the sequences. Sayali Bhagat hardly gets a chance to act but is good in the scene when she is overpowered by JP. Rajeev (JP) looks like a perfect villain material, as he emits the desired range of emotions at will and to the liking of the audience.

An impressive effort all the way!