Maaman

'Maman' is a must-watch film that beautifully captures the essence of a mama's life. The emotions are incredibly real and relatable, making it easy for anyone, especially real-life mamas, to connect with the story. The movie feels like a heartfelt dedication to all the mamas out there, celebrating their struggles and joys. The narrative is simple yet powerful, leaving a lasting impression on the audience. It's a poignant and authentic portrayal that resonates deeply. A truly moving cinematic experience.

This movie is very unrealistic, boring & extremely cringe... Everything abt the movie is very clumsy , dissociated & forced , added useless songs in between just to kill the 2 hour time & poor screenplay from beginning till end...This is more or less a poorly executed over extended short film..

This is a total disaster & waste of time.

Maman and Machan's family life is shown through a lens of unrealistic parenting and outdated ideas about raising children. Maman often encourages Machan's mischievous behaviour, treating it as harmless fun, when it comes across as irritating and irresponsible. The film builds an idealised image of their home life, far removed from the real struggles parents face today. Instead of teaching Machan valuable lessons, Maman and the family behave more like his playmates, sending the wrong message to younger viewers. While some may find it charming, the lack of depth and realism makes it hard to connect.

Very rare and pure emotional movie. Hats off to the director for his great work and great emotions. A Must watch movie. After 8 Vasantalu and Hi Nanna movie this is the one which touched my heart and felt emotional in every scene of the movie. This is the Indian cinema that everyone to be watched...

This is a family movie and typical tamil drama ( that is it is lot of emotions, loud bgms, pretty illogical behaviour and a whole heap of cliches)

So I had clear perception going into the movie and the movie had all - a bit too cliched and climax and pre- climax was ridiculously over dramatic ( worse than TV soaps )

The highlight of the movie has been the performances - Soori, Aishwarya Lakshmi and Swasika and the surprise package of Baba Bhasker all were really good - especially Soori and Baba Bhasker (though his screen time low )

Had the pre-climax be better and ending a bit more paced ( it happens too suddenly - the whole section of pre-climax around their grandparents could have been trimmed or excluded and given more depth and detail to the resolution) - the movie would have been above average.