S. S. Rajesh

One of the best movies I've seen is Meiazhagan, closely followed by Lubber Pandhu, which is beautifully scripted and directed. Each frame is crafted with care. I was pleasantly surprised by how all the cast members contributed equally to a film that is 90% dialogue-driven yet still manages to engage the audience on an emotional level. Some reviews have described it as slow-moving, but I encourage viewers to approach it with their own perspective. Each person's memories and connections are unique, and this film beautifully reflects that. I appreciate the director for sculpting a story that resonates with the audience's hearts. - Rajesh Senguttuvan

Dear Mr. I want to express my disappointment regarding your recent review of Kadaisi Ulaga Por. While I respect your opinion and understand that reviews are subjective, your recommendation felt misleading. Based on your review, many of us, including myself, decided to watch the movie expecting a worthwhile experience. Unfortunately, it turned out to be one of the worst movies I’ve seen in a long time, especially when there are other far better options available in theaters right now. I value the efforts of individuals and artists pursuing their dreams, but misleading reviews not only waste people’s time and money, they also diminish trust in your credibility and also these casts future projects and many more upcoming low budget or good movies which may end up of spending their money. Honest reviews are crucial, as they help people make informed decisions. It's 1:55 a.m., and instead of being satisfied with a great film, I find myself stressed and disappointed, questioning the integrity of your review. Please consider this feedback seriously and be more cautious in the future when recommending movies. Misleading your audience doesn’t benefit anyone, and it risks losing their trust.