Sathish Kumar

One of the good movies of 2025. Plus - Direction, music, actors, Atharvaa and Nimisha Chemistry. Minus - few scenes at start of movie looks cliche. Then the movie takes off and lands perfectly into climax. Atharvaa - must do atleast 2 movies in a year like this for next few years to become one of the unavoidable actor/hero.

A fun-filled entertainer packed with laugh-out-loud moments—something that's been missing in recent releases. If you enjoyed the previous installment, you're likely to enjoy this one too, even if the earlier film felt slightly better. Worth a watch in theatres...

Review by a Thala fan: Ajith's look is refreshing—his energy and physique are on point, and it would be great to see him continue this in upcoming films. His dressing style is stylish and suits him well, but highlighting it in every scene felt a bit forced. Constant outfit changes made it feel less like a immature film and more like a style showcase. The buildups are fan-friendly and stylish, but their overuse becomes exhausting, especially without a solid story flow. The lack of continuity in the narrative makes it hard to stay engaged. Aadhik, while there are moments that click, Mark Antony still remains your best. That said, the placement of old songs was a standout—nostalgic, clever and suits the latest trend.