kisho kumar

It's a great series with a remarkable cast. The story holds its grip throughout, with no unnecessary deviations from the plot. I absolutely love the setting and cinematography, especially in the last episode, which was tremendous. I appreciate how the series portrays caste discrimination, but I was hoping for more emphasis on that aspect to add greater depth. That said, I understand the director may have faced certain limitations. Overall, it's a great watch, and I'm glad to see the industry progressing so well.

I observed that in Arun Mathesh's film, there appeared to be a greater emphasis on leveraging Dhanush's brand value rather than focusing on a compelling screenplay. While the movie showcased some impressive action sequences that gave me goosebumps, I felt that the overall engagement was lacking. It seems like there was potential for a stronger script, but the commercial cinema aspects may have overshadowed the coherence of the storyline.

this is one of the movies that prove that being on the right side it's not gonna be easy Bryan Stevenson is a grate human that has to be noticed by the people. it's definitely a good choice by Michael B Jordan it'll be a milestone in his courier. simply the movie that with an emotion

it's definitely a piece of art with love and emotion. I love the perspective of the director that how a normal human being feels like. such a great movie that made me cry.

I have no idea why they even film this movie. I get it he's getting old but in the end, that's all they said. totally a waste of time