Sankaran K R

Best not to think again of this.

Not worth it. It's getting clearer by the day that films, at least the 'branded' ones, no more can be termed 'entertaining'.

It stresses strongly the need for the big-screen film industry to realise the seriousness in showing professionalism in what it creates investing money. And especially in these days of Netflixs and Amazon Primes... Unless ofcourse the purpose is to burn the black money.

It proves Vijay Sethupathi is a unnecessarily over rated actor.

Pity other actors and actresses who try to pull this movie up and the innocent fans. Even a Telugu or Malayalam dubbing movie will have some logics. Never ending unbelievable heroism kills.

Waste of money, whether W or B!

The very attempt is Rocketry. A noble man nicely exhibited

Audience ratings exhibit why the 70 year old is still sought after by the producers though a bit more shakily given the critics’ ratings and post finger-burning woeful stories by distributors over the last few years and quite a few Thalaivar movies. Politics and filmdom in TN can’t be separated in the crazy support they manage to draw irrespective of content.

Even Rajini himself won't believe the happenings in the movie. The hero looks so cheap both physically and in action that the background music distraction helps well to avoid full focus on him. The main villain seems to be the best in acting though shown unnecessarily cruel. Attempts seemed to have been made to resemble the recent hit Vikram; hmm, it's 'pathetic' is the least strong word to describe the outcome. Wish the SS makes similar decision about acting as the one he took on getting to politics.

The very debate about the actors and the film pre-release are sufficient.