Nuzra Majeed

As someone who really enjoyed HIT 1 and HIT 2, I found HIT 3 a bit underwhelming in comparison. The plot felt more predictable this time, and the investigation scenes lacked the intensity and suspense that made the previous parts so gripping. The sense of curiosity and tension—key elements in a crime thriller—seemed noticeably lower, which made it easier to guess what was coming next. That said, HIT 3 still has its positives. The performances were solid, with the lead delivering a convincing portrayal. The cinematography and background score added depth to several scenes, and there were a few moments that managed to capture the essence of the HIT universe. It's clear that the makers are committed to expanding this franchise, and there's potential for stronger storytelling in the next installment. Overall, while HIT 3 might not reach the heights of its predecessors, it’s still a decent watch for fans of the series.

Watched RAYAN today at PVR, Sri Lanka. Superb story. We often think 'blood is thicker than water,' but our own blood can betray us for their selfishness. The casting is superb. Dhanush as RAYAN never disappoints. His acting is marvellous. The song "Bogi Bogi" in Dhanush's voice gave the whole audience goosebumps. The screenplay, along with the use of blue and red colors in the movie, effectively engage us with themes of vengeance and love for family. Dhanush's casting choices for this movie are excellent. Dushara as Durga is excellent in her acting. Her natural face and skin tone are captivating. Her portrayal of Durga does justice to the character, with her anger revealing shades of KAALI. 10/10 Sundeep, Aparna, and Kalidas performed very well in their scenes. They are very talented and did full justice to their characters. Selvaragavan sir - The real bond between him and Dhanush shines throughout the movie. Prakash Raj - Though he didn't have much screen time, his role as a real hyena was impactful. SJ Surya - What amazing acting and dialogue delivery! His body language and acting are truly a gem for Indian cinema. AR Rahman sir's music - Excellent work! The background music still resonates in my mind. A true fan of the 'Ohh Raaya' song; it's harmonious and a real musical treat after a long time. Overall, the movie is excellent. Love you, Dhanush! 🤍

"Maharaja" left a strong impression on me this year! I was particularly captivated by Vijay Sethupathi's acting, especially noting the performances of the child artist,Abirami, Anurag Kashyap, singam piluli and Manigandan. The movie's emotional thriller aspect kept me engaged throughout, I highly recommend to watch.

Terrible acting and the dialogues

This is my dream. I love thia movie. Really

After watching the trailer, I had high expectations for this movie, but it fell short in several aspects. The cast seemed to overact, and the plot was predictable, making it easy to anticipate what would happen next. The love scene between Nayan and Jeyam Ravi felt cringe-worthy, and the dialogues were boring. As a fan of Nayan, I was surprised she accepted this role. The film appeared to borrow heavily from Netflix serial killer movies, lacking a coherent connection and often dragging without reason. The twist in the plot felt childish, and I left the theater due to the disappointing script. Now I’m having migraine 😭

This movie made me cry. Masterpiece and I love the story