Parole

Simply splendid! We watched Parole without expectations as a lot of Tamil releases have been disappointing lately. Parole changed the course of things, it was so good

DELICIOUS

-First thing you notice with Parole is the engaging storytelling divided into chapter illustrations that give a snapshot of the events to come. We were introduced to Kovalan through Karikalan's perspective and vice versa.

---The back-and-forth between present and past was executed in a such fluent way that helped us better understand each scene.

-Parole went beyond the sibling rivalry and opened us to the unique world of Kovalan and Karikalan) whose behaviors and outlook on life stemmed from underlying problems

-Parole is a manly movie with unapologetic violence, down-to-earth dialogues, AND one thing Dwarakh Raja did: the lead actors weren't smoking or drinking, a pleasant deviation from the norm

-Acting was effortless among major cast members especially the two brothers

-We usually don't pay attention to the score but it's very hard not to in Parole as the voices were dominant and fueled the rage and passion of the story

BLAND

-The female leads were not memorable; unfortunately. Kalpika Ganesh and Monisha Murali were just there, not adding any vitality to their lines.