arun jeffery I

Coolie is definitely a good commercial entertainer. Being a Rajini fan, I thoroughly enjoyed his performance and screen presence. However, I personally felt that the level of violence shown was quite disturbing. Over the past decade, it seems like such intense violence has become more common, and I genuinely wonder why audiences are so accepting of it. In schools, we expect teachers to guide students toward positive values, but outside, celebrities often become the real role models for young people. The younger generation looks up to them, and I believe films should set a better example by sharing meaningful and inspiring messages rather than excessive violence. This movie carries an A certificate, but when released on OTT platforms, it becomes accessible to under-18 viewers. With such easy access, how are we ensuring that children are not influenced by this kind of content? If violent content continues to dominate cinema, I doubt it will help in reducing crime in society. Just sharing my personal opinion here, with no intention to offend anyone.