Uruttu Factory

Awesome movie excellent clarification with nice screenplay with awesome explanation Once nandha was perfect person now days bigger scammer is nandha worst person I've seen and a2d pc factory is over costly it's usually over priced I'm enquiring pc in coimbatore it's 30 percentage cheaper then a2d and also he is sombhu nakki of tailor akka he is nakkifying r& d king nu periya puludhi Mari pana ipdi than aagum ipom pesunga da soldiers ivanga ta irunthu than YouTube ah kaapathanum worst guys guys support and must watch the.movies excellent message and exposed a2d real face a2d fall is begging

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I would suggest this movie for soldiers who blindly trust pc doc nandha . Even though he is doing correct in certain things but when jacket involves he just blindly Sombu thuking without any proper backing and research calling himself as R&D God . Sid , an intelligent lawyer who is more genuine in all of her activities has exposed how blouse and jacket ruined pc doc's mind and how much simpaandi he is . Blouse doctor could have been careful in certain sensitive things , but sadly blouse doctor fallen into the trap of white skin and lady voice (Am I Audible madom) . Those things are all clearly explained by Sid (Director of the movie) with lots of sarcastic scenes , twist and turns etc .

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Well written script with perfect execution. One twist after another, the movie keeps the audience engaged till the end. Shock value keeps rising throughout the movie. Big revelation scene about the protagonist during intermission. The antagonist is a great actor. He deserves an award for acting and manipulating a huge crowd by forming a cult. Amazing R&D by the writer. Editor did a decent job to add funny bits in the middle. Too many unanswered questions by the antagonist leaves his cult devotees in confusion. Educates the audience on a wide variety of topics such as GST, scam, sarcasm, misogyny and many other legal terms. Absolute banger. 10/10. Part 2 expected if the antagonist does his thing again.

As an A2D fan, the movie was an eye-opening experience.

It revealed how misleading an influencer can be.

This is a clear-cut demonstration of confirmation bias.

A man who considers himself good at R&D is proven wrong, and his ego gets smashed.

The movie shows that no matter what you do, there's always someone better than you.

With nonstop twists, the director takes the audience on a rollercoaster ride from start to finish.

I hope the hero understands that he was biased and chooses to do better with his life.

Instead of chasing subscribers and posting nonsense, he might go back to posting tech videos like he used to.

He wanted to support Tailor Akka, but that backfired on him. I'm sure the hero won't try to justify his actions after this, as he's been checkmated now.

"Urrutu Factory" is a gripping exposé that dives into the world of online deceit. Directed by Sid, the film focuses on Sid's mission to uncover the truth about Nandhakumar, the owner of the YouTube channel A2D. Armed with thorough research and compelling evidence, Sid reveals how Nandhakumar misleads his viewers into believing in a scam orchestrated by Dhayalu Designs.

The direction and cinematography are outstanding, particularly the twist at the interval block, which left me on the edge of my seat, and the climax was nothing short of ultimate. The film carries a crucial moral: don't blindly believe everything you find online. Instead, do your own research and be cautious about whom you support.

While I enjoyed everything about the movie, the sound could have been a bit louder. Despite this minor flaw, I wholeheartedly recommend "Urrutu Factory" to anyone looking for a thought-provoking and entertaining watch.