- Suriya is a major plus for the film as he is regarded as a versatile actor. The film is set in the late 1980s, and we have Suriya coming in as an unemployed youngster, who is against the system. This means that he will be playing a character that a lot of us can easily relate to. He is coming back into his with this film and his pairing with Keerthy Suresh looks just fine! Right from the look, to his dialogue delivery, we can expect some exciting stuff from the Maattrraan actor.

- Vignesh ShivN's screenplay and dialogues. In Podaa Podi and Naanum Rowdy Dhaan, we could see that Vignesh ShivN has an interesting style of conceiving scenes and writing dialogues that we can easily connect to. We can expect this in TSK as well, which is admittedly, an adaptation of the Hindi hit film, Special 26.

- Anirudh's music. The songs have been trending for a few months now, as the team decided to take the same route they did, with Naanum Rowdy Dhaan. Which is by releasing the tracks as singles and not as a whole album. All the 5 songs have been received very well and the reviews have been unanimously positive. The background score is expected to lift the mood of the film as Anirudh is well known to do that in any film he commits to. So, just as we experienced in NRD, this will be a musical too.

- The runtime for the film is just 2 hours and 12 minutes. This can also prove to be positive for the film as the viewers wouldn't be in for watching a very long or draggy film, given Vignesh's screenplay writing skills.