Ziaur Rahman

I don’t know where to start or end. The movie feels overhyped and purely commercially driven. The era of high-profile actors like Kamal Haasan and Rajinikanth is long gone, and I honestly hope they say goodbye to cinema now, giving space for other heroes to grow. As a viewer, I’m not sure what to take away from this film. Maybe it just gave these high profile actors one more opportunity to earn money and enjoy applause. I actually feel sorry for the spectators. Simply put, it’s about quantity rather than quality. Once again, I don’t understand why Maestro Ilaiyaraaja sir’s song was copied into this film. Yes, he may have given permission, but that’s beside the point. When a music director is already paid crores in salary, what’s the purpose of borrowing another composer’s work? Without directly criticising anyone, the truth is this movie exists for commercial gain more than anything else. It may entertain a targeted audience, but nothing beyond that.