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I watched Kanguva today, and it made me wonder about the hatred campaign surrounding the movie. It’s disheartening that the audience failed to fully appreciate the hard work and dedication of the makers and artists. While the initial portions of the movie didn’t resonate with me entirely, the rest of it was crafted exceptionally well. The movie’s length might have contributed to a dip in audience engagement during the theatrical experience. Some fight sequences and scenes with the boy could have been trimmed to maintain the pacing. Despite these aspects, Suriya and the entire team delivered commendable work. It’s unfortunate that the film didn’t perform as expected in theaters, and I genuinely feel bad for the team.

After hearing a lot of mixed reviews about *Vettaiyyan* during its theatrical release, we decided to watch it on OTT, and surprisingly, we really enjoyed it! It’s a movie that tackles societal issues, raising questions about various conflicts in people’s minds related to human rights, which are very relevant today. The entire cast did justice to their roles, and while Rajinikanth's character was strong, Amitabh Bachchan's screen presence and the stance of his character seemed to overshadow Rajinikanth’s a bit. This could be why fans felt it didn’t align with their expectations, but, as an audience, it’s refreshing to see Rajinikanth in a role that showcases his acting skills along with his trademark style. Manju Warrier, though she had limited screen time, delivered a solid performance. Fahadh Faasil’s character had a lighter, more comedic tone, which may have been a departure from the intense roles he’s known for. Some audiences may have expected his usual powerful presence, but as an actor, he showed versatility, and it was a welcome change from typecasting that can make characters feel repetitive. Overall, *Vettaiyyan* was worth watching! If you’re expecting a *Jailer*-style film, this might not be your cup of tea, but for those open to a thoughtful narrative and strong performances, it’s definitely worth a watch.

I loved the movie for its incredible acting and the authentic portrayal of village life. While cricket is the central theme, the film thoughtfully explores issues like caste disparity and women empowerment. The essence of the story is powerful—highly recommended!

The movie had some moments that reminded me of *Vivarium*, but it offered a completely unique concept. It kept me hooked from start to finish with its gripping storyline, leaving audiences with thought-provoking questions and a lingering sense of mystery. Hats off to the crew for crafting such an engaging experience that keeps you guessing right to the end!

It was a boring webseries...barely watched 3 episodes

Superb web series and brilliant act by everyone.Screenplay also fantastic...hats off to the team and the story line is very much unique and interesting

Watched the movie in OTT today.Good movie

Today watched turbo in OTT and I wonder how midhun manual comes up with such a movie which doesn't have any freshness to claim.Apart from the climax due to the vocal presence of Vijay sethupati nothing's seems to impressive.Also actress of the movie seems to be a perfect miscast with an irrelevant sister running around all characters for no reason.Totally some part of the movie reminds me about Mammootty own old movie pothen vavas replica.