The debut director, Deeraj Vaidhy, behind Jil Jung Juk appears to be part of a small group of Tamil filmmakers who prioritize visual storytelling. Working with cinematographer Shreyaas Krishna, he delivers striking imagery—the movie is set in an apocalyptic future not too far off—that’s further emphasized by Vishal Chandrashekar's energetic music (which occasionally overshadows the dialogue). In that respect, the fil…