Annttonn R

Reviews and other content aren't verified by Google

SOOKSHMADARSHINI Rear Window (1954), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK, is about a photographer with a broken leg who uncovers a crime by observing his neighbors from his apartment. At that time of 1954, this film set a new standard for thrillers, becoming a benchmark in the genre & influencing future filmmakers to explore thriller genres. What if Alfred Hitchcock’s REAR WINDOW gets released as a new movie now. SOOKSHMADARSHINI is something like that. Similar plot. Gripping thriller with good twists & turns. NAZRIYA’s show all the way.. 🎥 🕵️

KADAISI VIVASAYI What a movie! Such a gem of a movie. Loved every frame of this film. A soulful feel good realistic movie. Just few minutes into the film, it takes the audience deep into the movie of a rural milieu. Story of an experienced aged farmer. The aged person who has acted in this movie has passed away a year back much prior to this film’s release. He has not acted in this movie. He has lived the role just like how he lived in his real life. In this movie, as an audience, we can feel the milieu. We can feel the soil, feel the nature, smell the soil, smell the poultry farm, and we can feel and smell the plants & trees, and also hear & feel the sound of birds, and feel the breeze of the rural milieu. Such wonderful the film making is! The movie doesn’t preach anything. It just transfers the soul of the film to the audience, and audience can feel the soul of the film.. thats the biggest victory for the director MANIKANDAN by making a movie like this. MANIKANDAN yet again shines with his film making finesse after KAKKA MUTTAI, AANDAVAN KATTALAI & KUTAME THANDANAI