Shot Boot Three

Don't fall for the reviews giving 10/10 for this movie.

The music, acting, story, and screenplay are merely average, better suited for kids. It falls short in addressing crucial topics like child abuse, animal abuse, and details on diverse breeds, both native to India and imported. The film misses a valuable chance to promote awareness about animal care.

Moreover, it's misleading, depicting kids wandering alone without adult supervision, engaging in heroic acts. Let's be responsible consumers and encourage films that contribute positively to our understanding. Share your thoughts and choices wisely for a more informed cinematic experience.

As professionals (whether running a business, being a doctor, IT engineer, etc.) all of us get busy. This movie does not "preach". It just states it like it is. A series of events unfold that are relatable and believable. All the characters are genuine. Many movies these days have violence, gore and skin - as if these are the ingredients needed to attract audiences. Shot Boot Three shows that a feel good story can be gripping and appealing. The music by Rajhesh Vaidya and the voice of Sid Sriram add to the appeal of this movie. Of course, if you are a dog lover this movie is for you. The dog's performance in this movie deserves special mention.

This is a truly uncommon film that you can watch alongside your children without needing to skip or fast forward any parts. My affection for dogs grew after viewing it. It evoked memories of my school days and serves as a valuable reminder for parents to recognise their child's unique talents and support them in achieving success beyond just academics. The heartwarming nature of the film and its message about nurturing individual talents and passions left a lasting impression on me, making it a must-watch for families seeking both entertainment and meaningful life lessons. Great work and international quality. Thanks for showing both sides of Chennai.

Tamil fans have been waiting with anticipation, for a real entertainer film that goes with family values, story and has no double meaning.

I was wondering if the Tamil fans might bug on to Mallu movies permanently because, every Tamil film portrays the hero worship, narcotics, blood sheds, gravity defying stunts, no story etc....

Here's the picture you've been waiting for.

Shot Boot Three.

Definitely a must watch movie with kids.

My humble thanks to Arun Vaidyanathan for his professional work beyond business.

I am not going to tell the story of the film. Four boys (including the super singer Guppies), Sivangi, Venkat Prabhu, Sneka, Arun Vaidyanathan, Dina, Kadhal Sugumar, Vaitapuri, Delhi Ganesh and a four-legged friend named Max who steal your hearts together!

The story, screenplay, cinematography, BGM all glitter in S. B. T.

Now streaming on Amazon Prime!

The satisfaction of watching a good Tamil film after a long time is mind-blowing!

Timmy!

Beautiful😃 Shot Boot Three was a beautiful and clean watch. We enjoyed every bit of it.

The story was relatable as it carried crucial messages for our generation

DELICIOUS

-It was clear throughout the screenplay that Arun Vaidyanathan wanted to emphasize the need for love in our fast-paced society.

Love for one another, love for the blind, love for the poor, and of course, love for animals.

-Poovaiyar takes home the award for best performance. He is sooo cute and excelled in his street-wise role!

-Shot Boot Three sustained a childlike atmosphere with entertaining animation, funky score, and simple/clean dialogues

-The yellow color in the lighting, outfits, and dog's fur accentuated the optimism, energy, happiness, and friendship symbolism.

It was quite meaningful to see the solidarity between the friends

-Nice work on the storytelling and direction. Every scene made sense and we were gradually taken from point A to point B.

Being separately introduced to Pallavi, Ballu, and Kailash in the beginning gently invited us into their world so we could understand them.

BLAND

-It was obvious that Shot Boot Three was the main actors' debut. Praniti, Vedanth, and Kailash weren't totally relaxed in front of the camera. We could tell that they were thinking about their next moves/lines. But we give them A for effort!