The second half of LKG proceeds to the plans LKG hatches against Ramraj Pandian. The political references in the first half are sure to offer fun, as RJ Balaji scores. As Priya Anand enters as Sarala, the campaign sequences look unrealistic and silly, though the interval block sets the tone for an interesting second half, as political challenge begins for LKG. LKG begins with an interesting sequence, and enters flashback mode and presents the crooked ways councilor Lalgudi Karuppiah Gandhi aka LKG uses to gain people's support in his ward in a fun way. The rest of the cast including Santhana Bharathi and Manobala do not get much scope. Nanjil Sampath as the failed politician with a concern for his son, Ramkumar as Bojappan and Mayilsamy are adequate. Priya Anand as poll campaign planner Sarala looks every inch a corporate strategist and is perfectly cast, though the role doesn't have any emotional angle.JK Ritheesh as the confident politician whose base is shaken, though arrives with a heavy buildup, fizzles out sooner. RJ Balaji as LKG, scores in humor and displays variations in several episodes, with his mellowed down act, though his loud dialogue delivery in most sequences could have been avoided. What happened to LKG, and whether he was able to overpower the mighty and influential Ramraj Pandian and reached his dream throne is what LKG is all about. LKG decides to take the big leap in state politics making use of a political situation, and with the help of a poll campaign lead by Sarala (Priya Anand), gets attention and is proposed as a candidate for bye-election, but faces opposition from Ramraj Pandian (JK Ritheesh). He aspires to turn big in politics unlike his father and indulges in all crooked ways to earn the faith of people. Lalgudi Karuppiah Gandhi aka LKG (RJ Balaji) is a ward councilor in Lalgudi, and the son of a failed politician Azhagu Meiyappan (Nanjil Sampath). Lalgudi Karuppiah Gandhi wins the electionĪfter playing the comedian in several movies like Naanum Rowdythaan, Devi, Thaanaa Sendha Koottam, Radio Jockey turned actor RJ Balaji has taken the avatar of a full-fledged hero in the political satire LKG, directed by debutant Prabu, and costarring Priya Anand, JK Ritheesh and politician Nanjil Sampath.
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