Singapore Saloon

First half is justice to the title, second half story is out of the title. Movie becomes a dance competition program.

Writer salon or shown with proper story. Both of them half baked story. And frequently showing the parrots and many might have guessed that it play an important role in the climax. But it didn't gel with the story. I was expecting the competition between hair specialists fighting for their glory. Heroine is of no use. Robo Sankar comedy and voice modulation didn't work. Satya raj is ok.

Seems director has many thoughts and trying to put together in a single movie. This could have been a 3 movies.

A nice feel good movie worth for watching every single minute is worth. A special concept and feel good story climax makes emotional and it's good guys. Lal makes a special character and rural people and parrot makes a special emotional connection to the movie so watching is worth and every minute makes a good feel and some scene personally connect to my life so it makes comfortable for me and think about past. And if your are a bird lover you can connect easily in climax scene and sathyaraj also makes a good character and it's funny + good story and camera angle and graphics also good in parrot.

As a film enthusiast, I recently had the displeasure of watching "Singapore Saloon," and I must say, it was a cinematic disappointment from start to finish. The movie failed to deliver on multiple fronts, leaving viewers with an unsatisfying and forgettable experience.

One of the most glaring issues with "Singapore Saloon" is its lack of a compelling storyline. The plot meanders aimlessly, lacking coherent direction or meaningful character development. Viewers are left wondering what the film is trying to achieve, as it fails to engage or captivate with its narrative.

The performances in "Singapore Saloon" are equally underwhelming. The cast members deliver flat and unconvincing portrayals, failing to evoke any emotional connection or investment from the audience. Character motivations are unclear, and interactions feel forced and unnatural, further detracting from the overall viewing experience.

Moreover, the technical aspects of the film leave much to be desired. The cinematography is uninspired, with dull visuals that do little to enhance the storytelling. Sound design and editing are also lackluster, contributing to a disjointed and unpolished final product.

The pacing of "Singapore Saloon" is another major flaw. The movie drags on unnecessarily, with scenes that overstay their welcome and add little value to the overall narrative. Viewers are left bored and disengaged, struggling to find reasons to stay invested in the story unfolding on screen.

Additionally, "Singapore Saloon" suffers from a lack of originality and creativity. The film relies heavily on tired clichés and predictable plot twists, offering nothing new or innovative to the genre. It feels like a rehash of familiar tropes without adding any fresh perspective or insight.

In conclusion, "Singapore Saloon" is a lackluster and uninspired cinematic effort that fails to leave a lasting impression. With its weak storyline, unconvincing performances, technical shortcomings, pacing issues, and lack of originality, the film falls flat and struggles to justify its place in the world of cinema. I would advise potential viewers to steer clear of this disappointing movie and explore more engaging and worthwhile cinematic offerings.

Singapore Saloon is a wannabe emotional film that has no idea on how real life functions and all it wants is to seek attention from its audience with its pathetic screenplay that lacks logic, characterization, scene continuity, and, whatever that it that makes a good film.

If you are looking to get inspired from this movie, I'm telling you, watching paint dry, is much more entertaining than this. I had to watch the whole film in 1.5x speed as it is too slow and things don't make sense; Everything happens to the main character and he basically does nothing to become a millionaire.

When I heard about this film, I thought it would be revolutionary since in India, cutting someone's hair is associated with certain caste only. R. J Balaji's good for nothing film skips all the actual issues that a person would face to become an entreprenur and the entire narrative of this film is constructed on weird consequences that is way too improbable to happen to a single person.

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This movie will interest you only if you have chased your passion. If you are an average Joe this will not happen. Gokul shows a lot of courage and expertise in sculpting his characters. The protagonist RJ Balaji shows phenomenal increase in his capacity as a daring dreamer who is courageous enough to follow his passion. The first half is good but the second half is philosophical ( but not preachy).

Overall one of the best films of the year. If you are an average Joe forget seeing the second half. After many years after being moved to tears by the film Aruvi this is the next film which did it.