kalidasan ramdas

Coolie” tries to ride on the legacy of Tamil cinema’s larger-than-life heroes, but ends up feeling like a relic from a bygone era. The pacing is painfully draggy, with scenes stretched far beyond their emotional or narrative value. Realism takes a backseat as Ranjini’s character seems to possess superhuman abilities that defy logic — leaping from buildings, defying men with knife and delivering monologues mid-air. Tamil cinema has evolved, and audiences today crave stories grounded in reality, not fantasy masquerading as drama. It’s high time directors and actors moved with the times. We need characters who reflect real struggles, not demi-gods who solve everything with a punch and a punchline. “Coolie” could have been a gritty, relevant tale of working-class resilience. Instead, it chooses spectacle over substance, leaving viewers disconnected and disappointed. ⭐ Rating: 1.5/5 – All style, no soul.

Total waste of time and money , they could have made the actor to portray Superman , will very fitting, all the flying ang jumping and missing bullets.