Garuda

A movie with a good story and beautiful screenplay. Total family package. Music and background score is superb. Stunts, editing, VFX very nice. Super making. Director has a bright future. Lighting and Camera work very appealing. All the actors have done justice to their respective roles.

Don't miss GARUDA. Must watch Movie.

The one line of 'Garuda' is on a person who is caught between fairness and loyalty and what he ultimately chooses, after a chain of events that pits lifelong friends against each other in a tale of betrayal and vengeance written and directed by RS Durai Senthilkumar, based on an interesting and intriguing story by Vetrimaran

Minister R. V. Udayakumar eyeballing a lucrative land owned by Temple in a village, where Sasikumar and Unni Mukundan who are close friends since childhood are living, and Soori, a faithful servant to Unni Mukundan's family who is an orphan who rescued years ago, plays a significant role in both families, overseeing their matters assiduously.

As the Minister's henchman tempts Unni Mukundan with a deal to deceive Sasi Kumari and to surrender the temple documents for an abnormal monetary benefit, persuaded by his wife's desires, agrees, eliciting a heartbreaking chain of events. Unni manipulates Soori's loyalty, installing him as the new trustee to assist in the document theft. Sasi Kumar, unclear of Unni Mukundan's betrayal, meets a brutal end, witnessed by Soori, caught between allegiance to Unni and a sense of justice, Soori lands at a tough decision, leading to an intense showdown.

Getting to the plot, written by actor Siddharth Mahesh, the first half revolves around Ram (Siddharth Mahesh), who is running a restaurant in Goa along with Anu (Aindrita Ray) and Shankrana (Rangayana Raghu). He comes in contact with an undercover cop (Rajesh Nataranga), of the anti-terrorism squad, who along with his team is on the lookout for a criminal gang headed by Kalinga (Adi Lokesh). Through a flashback, we see how Ram pays a big price for his honesty, and then it follows the beat of a revenge drama with an explosive climax.

Getting to the plot, written by actor Siddharth Mahesh, the first half revolves around Ram (Siddharth Mahesh), who is running a restaurant in Goa along with Anu (Aindrita Ray) and Shankrana (Rangayana Raghu). He comes in contact with an undercover cop (Rajesh Nataranga), of the anti-terrorism squad, who along with his team is on the lookout for a criminal gang headed by Kalinga (Adi Lokesh). Through a flashback, we see how Ram pays a big price for his honesty, and then it follows the beat of a revenge drama with an explosive climax.

There are multiple movies with the title "Garuda", so I'll provide reviews for different versions.

Garuda (2022) - Kannada Movie

• *Rating*: 3/5
• *Verdict*: "Old wine in a new bottle" as far as the revenge element of the story goes. It's a commercial film with action, romance, family drama, and comedy.

• *Highlights*: Srinagara Kitty shines as ACP Sampath, bringing gravitas to the role. Siddharth Mahesh delivers a fairly good screen presence.

• *Lowlights*: The CGI could have been better, and the script has room for improvement.

Rudhra Garuda Purana (2025) - Kannada Movie

• *Rating*: 2.5/5
• *Verdict*: A middling film with potential, but the execution falters. Rishi's earnest performance is not enough to save the movie.

• *Highlights*: The premise of a decommissioned bus at the center of a missing person's case is interesting.

• *Lowlights*: The motivation of the perpetrator becomes apparent too early, and the climax lacks a satisfying payoff.

Garuda (Tamil Movie, releasing in 2025)

• *Genre*: Action, Thriller
• *Cast*: Chiyaan Vikram, Kajal Aggarwal
• *Director*: Thiru
• *Release Date*: October 31, 2025
• *Runtime*: 140 minutes

This movie promises to be an action-packed thriller with Vikram and Kajal Aggarwal in lead roles. However, since it's not released yet, there are no reviews available ¹.

Great movie.every minute is great to watch and every have to experience movie.

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A visually stunning and intellectually stimulating historical drama, Christopher Nolan masterfully explores the moral complexities of the atomic age. The performances are captivating, though the pacing can be demanding.