Ramya Vadivel

We watched this movie after multiple recommendations of this being a "family movie". Far from this. This a movie that talks about the male ego, unrealistic demands an Indian man is allowed to make and the society is expected to put up with. Did not find it endearing or entertaining, but was a cringe watch. A man who is entitled ,misogynistic, disrespectful and delusional. Goodness and we wonder why our sons need to stop watching such rubbish.

No spoilers here. But this series is such a pain The plot is supposed to have a strong feminist portrayal but instead is a painful watch of hysterics in the name of maternal protection. A muddled plot.. characters lost in transition.. and a nausea-inducing series altogether Close up shots, hyperintense faces (with June's open mouthed acting and facial twitching) that makes you want to look away ever so often.

As a medical professional, I find this movie utterly annoying and reinforcing many stereotypes in the field. Lacklustre acting by the wide majority , the only saving grace being Shefali in her role as the senior Gynae. I find this movie disgusting..

Even as a huge fan of Rajni, I found this movie intolerable. The cast, music score , dialogues and direction puts even the biggest of fans through a suffering 2.5hours You'd think that after being celebrated in cinema for over 5 decades, they'd use Rajni's talent to better use... But no......

A refreshing narrative with some strong acting and great story telling!

This is a mixed bag of anthologies.. a good tribute to directors to make their mark felt. But it is a hit and a total miss... Episode 1 - a beautiful story around compassion, stellar performance in a bite size - great cast and a great story. The climax with Revathi is timeless! - 5 stars Epsiode 2 - a funny twist and entertaining number by a cast that doesn't fail. 1 star less for the potrayal of the poor dog. - 3 stars Episode 3 - a tedious narrative, tries too hard to keep the Nolan fans interested but fails. (The background score picks chords off Interstellar as well) - 1 star Episode 4 - amazing storyline. And my gosh.. the cast does full justice to the screen.. they shine! - 5 stars Episode 5 - passable.. both the storyline and the rather feeble effort from the cast . Shouldn't have attempted the Tamil Tigers concept. For starters, they dint even get the dialect right.. - 1 star Episode 6 - it has to be the best of the lot! Powerful emotions indeed - 5 stars all the way.. Episode 7 - that cast. Such a beautiful chemistry that just works!! Could do without the grotesque factor though - 4 stars Episode 8 - you can comfortably sleep through this.. - 1 star Episode 9 - oh lord!!! Not another guitar.. not another Vaaranam Ayiram. Pass. AN EXTREMELYPAINFUL WATCH AND AWFULLY TEDIOUS STORY. GVM needs to change his style of narration. Its passé - no stars for this one sorry All said.. a big shout out to everyone who came together to make this happen

Oh lord! Such an awful awful movie. Poor storyline.. and the scenes on Mt.Everest are beyond words - and for all the wrong reasons! Absolutely no research on what it takes to climb this magnificent mountain. I wouldn't waste my time watching this..

The movie is a weak storyline deviating from the real chain of events.. The use of cliché representations of the Army, RAW, a "smoking" journalist (quite literally) seems forced and annoying A good effort.. but nonetheless weak.