Better lighting in the some sequences could have elevated the mood of the scenes, further. Bhojan K.Dinesh's cinematography is pretty ordinary as well, and the climax fight was the best shot scene. He could have trimmed the first half to some good extent, due to the excessively unwanted comedy and romance tracks. Kishore T.E handles the editing department, and his work was just average with his techniques. The tight angles of the toilet cubicles setting, has been well exploited. Rajasekhar, takes care of the action choreography, and the final climax fight sequence, had very natural and realistic touch in the choreography. G.C Ananthan's production design sufficed the need of the script, especially with the swanky and posh bungalow of Prasanna's character, along with the office scenarios. Perumal Selvam has done a neat work with the costumes department, though better work could have been focused on Oviya, since she has glamour quotient in her character. Prem Kumar, Swarnamalya and etc dons the peripheral characters needed here and there. Soori and Thambi Ramaiah's comedy portions evoke some chuckles in the beginning, but the humor starts to get tedious as the movie proceeds further, especially with Soori's SMS jokes. Ananya, plays Vemal's pair and is adequate for her role and has her fair share of screen presence. She has upped her ante in the glamour quotient but rarely passes muster in the performance department, though she tried her best to be confident enough in difficult sequences, such as the intimate scenes.

Among the three female leads, its Oviya who has the most impact upon the script. He's pretty much confident with his role, probably due to his experience, enacting something similar to what he did in 'Muran'.

Prasanna, scores in his role with a decent performance, especially from the sequences building up to the climax, onward. But the changeover from a naive chap to a manipulating impostor is less convincing. He did what he was expected to do and what he can do.

As for Vemal, its the umpteenth time he's playing such a character, so there's nothing much extraordinary with his performance. The two male leads play diametrically opposing characters, where Vemal is from the lower-class society, whereas Prasanna belongs to the rich and suave section. The trailer promised a hodgepodge of elements such as comedy and thriller and etc. G.Marimuthu, who previously did Prasanna's 'Kannum Kannum' makes a comeback as a director. Vemal and Prasanna team up in a film produced by R.Radikaa Sarathkumar and Listin Stephen. 'Pulivaal' started making noise once the promotions kicked-in, and features a double-hero subject as its story.

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