Brother

There is a no story at allll. Very disappointed. No comdy and nothing. Please do some good movie director plss. Really disappointed. It should have taken much more than this. Each and every seens are not syncing at all.no script, no story, no comedy. Please directer improve your story direction. Also film characters are too not matched. What is good in this movie is makamasi song only. Also heroine acting was worst. Shes over acting. Jayama ravi has done is part very well. But he should not accept this kinds of story's. Just a waste. That school sentiment seen also feel soooo cringe. Didn't feel sympathy at all for that seen.

A family drama with a popular lead cast is certainly enticing, but what transpires on screen is nothing short of torture.

The story follows a righteous man who calls a spade a spade and is sent to live with his sister and her in-laws to mend his outspoken nature. What ensues is a series of chaotic events caused by his behavior, creating major rifts within the family.

The script may have sounded promising on paper, but it fails miserably in execution. Logic goes out the window at every turn, leaving you completely disconnected from the story. The screenplay is patchy, with no proper flow, as scenes jump haphazardly from one to another. The characters feel like they've been lifted from a cheap drama, and the emotional quotient is absolutely nil.

Jayam Ravi, a seasoned actor, performs as if he has forgotten his craft; his childish antics are cringe-worthy, to say the least. Bhumika Chawla is the only saving grace, but even she is let down by the poorly written script. Priyanka Mohan is reduced to mere eye candy and struggles to make an impact in her role. Saranya Ponvannan tries too hard to bring comedic flair, but her efforts fall flat. Rao Ramesh's character is bizarre-he's on an inexplicable ego trip, and his sudden change of heart at the end feels as abrupt as it is unconvincing.

The comedy fails to evoke even a chuckle, and the songs only add to the runtime, making them easily skippable. The blame squarely falls on director M. Rajesh, who managed to direct seasoned actors into caricatures. If there's anything worth praising, it's the costumes, which are commendable.

This is a movie best forgotten-just move on.

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Time and money waste. Still hope for u Rajesh never deliver like these one....

Movie Review:

This film is a textbook example of a cinematic disaster. The direction lacks any sense of purpose, making the plot feel aimless and painfully slow. The acting is either overdone or lifeless, with each scene lacking any emotional weight. Dialogue feels like a hasty first draft, riddled with clichés and predictability.. Editing only adds to the confusion, leaving scenes disjointed. Ultimately, this movie fails to entertain or engage, making it one of the worst viewing experiences imaginable. Avoid at all costs. No matter what.

The movie was a complete letdown, filled with boring scenes and no engaging moments. The absence of humor made it dull, and many sequences were outright irritating. The storyline felt like a waste of time, packed with 💯 illogical elements that defied sense. Despite Jayam Ravi's talent, the poorly written script overshadowed his performance. It's disappointing to see such potential wasted. Jayam Ravi, please choose better stories to maintain your bright future and avoid projects that fail to impress or entertain the audience meaningfully. After Siva Manasula Sakthi and Boss Engira Baskaran, I haven't seen any good movies from this director.

Jayam Ravi and Harris Jayaraj combo works again. Good music and BGM. Rao Ramesh sir felt like Prakash Raj at times. He gives good villain character but also gives comic relief when joined with VTV Ganesh sir.

Like SMS or Nanbaen da where, the heroine also plays a pivotal role in the movie, in Brother Priyanka Mohan does not have that much of a important character to play. Her character could've been much stronger.

Brother family sentiment along with youth misfit in current society works well with Jayam Ravi. Good cinematography in Ooty.

Director Rajesh is back with another good family entertainer!