Thiruvin Kural

Wonderful movie with excellent screenplay.

The emotions in the story is only what the middle or poor class people could understand.

Hats off to ArulNidhi to choose these stories for what it is and not like performing in 10cars blast, can kill 50people in one hand making people fool, Songs of Shreya goshal Or music of ARrahman Or anirudh.

Diary, tejavu was also an wonderful script that i have become a fan of him.

It is needed to be aware of what ur beautiful family faces.

This movie is specially not for people who lives and enjoys in AC rooms and 5star hotels reviewng this movie in negative.

And not for the girls who enjoys in club and pub late night and go securely.

And also not for the people who have 10securities in the apartments they live.

In this film, it is evident that the story plot was poorly thought out, resulting in artificial scenarios that lack coherence and purpose. The hero's actions, whether creating disputes or engaging in unnecessary fights, seem senseless and devoid of logical reasoning. It becomes apparent that there was little consideration given to tying the movie's title and the protagonist's disability together, leaving both unexplained and confusing. It appears that even the director lacks an understanding of these aspects, which is unfortunate.

It is disheartening to witness the negative impact that directors like this have on the reputation of Tamil cinema. The film fails to offer a satisfactory explanation for the nonsensical choices made by the hero, leaving the audience questioning the director's vision and storytelling abilities. The protagonist's performance, portrayed by Arulnithi, is commendable as always; however, it is disappointing to see talented actors partnering with directors who create senseless and idiotic narratives.

It is my sincere hope that director / writer of this caliber reconsider their profession, as their work is detrimental to the industry as a whole. Tamil cinema deserves better, and audiences should not be subjected to such lackluster storytelling.

This movie has an intersting protagonist who is dumb. But the plot never takes this fact to make the screenplay interesting.

If you see the movie with a usual protagonist it does not make any difference. The screenplay is old fashioned with an intro for hero, setting up the family, and too much spoonfeeding which is not at all needed and only lags the narration. The heroine character does not add anything to the storyline.

This movie could have been made much more interesting - like how the protagonist searches and finds the culprits with his disability. But all that is not at all there is this movie!!

The same old formulae that's predictable with nothing new to offer... Arulnithi known choosing a variety of scripts failed to impress and goes dumb that makes even more worse... Expected a lot from bharathiraja post mega success of Thiruchitambalam but falls flat to cheap thrills and average scripting... The four villains does a decent job though the screenplay fails their justice to the role is appreciable ... Camera work is the main hero that haunts u and shows the darker side of hospital scams...also Sam cs music does a neat job in delivering a above average film .... With a producer like subaskaran in hand the director lost a golden chance to survive.

Looks like the music director Sam got samma money for this movie and thus the over the top music! Most annoying part of the movie was its noisy BGM. The director himself seemed directionless, bringing in lot of plots into the story just so fight scenes could be incorporated. The protagonist just magically appears everywhere to beat up the bad guys! Tea stall, roadside, in the rain, in the fields, he just appears and starts beating 😂 And, the only reason I could think of making the protagonist speech impaired is because the actor either had a bad voice or poor dialogue delivery skills. Ow wait! Or the dialogue writer couldn't think of clever lines for the main character😁. This movie should not have seen the light of the day at all! I dare say, even some 20yrs ago, it would not have done any business at the cinemas. Dear director, here is a tip - try copying a good movie from another language or any old Tamil movie and remake it with new actors. It might work!

The only thrilling mystery here is, why Netflix has this movie in its platform?!!🤔