Manidhargal

One of the most stupidest movie I've ever seen wasted time watching this trash.if you don't know how to take a movie don't do it you are wasting everybody's time by making them watch an idiotic movie. The entire movie was dark and one of the guys kept crying and the other one was drunk 24/7 . The story would have been better if the director knew how to portray the story but instead he made a mess and called it a movie.

Your hard work was excellent.

I also had the experience of traveling in this film. I don't know how many days it will take for the impact of being the person to fade.

I felt like this was a true story... I was unknowingly scolding those characters... Thank you and congratulations to the director for making me feel anxious about what we would do if we were there at that time.

A cinema fan's request is to celebrate films like this..

It takes time for talented directors to emerge because their work only becomes more beautiful as it is sculpted.

I pray to the Almighty God for your next creation to come out.

A Hangover Gone Wrong movie A New Kind of Tamil Movie Five friends get drunk and make a big mistake. What follows is their journey to hide it and fix what they've done. But things don't go as planned.

This movie shows how fear, guilt, and the need to make things right can affect people deeply. It makes you feel many emotions - sadness, tension, irritation, and the urge to know what happens in the end.

It's a new kind of psychological thriller in Tamil cinema. The director and team have done a great job telling this bold and different story.

Give it a try - it's not the usual commercial film, but it's worth watching.

I had high hopes after watching the trailers and reading some of the reviews here - but alas the movie is pretty flat! Dialogues and setting is far too artificial, screenplay jarring and forced - with jump cuts exasperating this disconnect with realism / organic flow.

Acting is fresh and good - but director need to reign in the actors are moments or make the shots better to suit the lack of experience - tight shots and low lights makes the loud and rough edges of actors really stand out !

I am serious disappointed - tamil movies need experimental movies like these - that explore the human psyche and grey themes - but this sadly this did not work for me at all.

A gripping 1 hour 45 minute thriller that masterfully captures a range of emotions, from deep bonds to intense disagreements, all unfolding in the wake of a tragic event. The performances are compelling and true to the film's serious tone, while the cinematography stands out, with the entire movie shot at night, without a single daylight or flashback scene. An edge-of-the-seat experience that keeps you hooked till the very end. It's been said that this is the debut film for the entire cast and crew in their individual capacities, but you'd never believe that every aspect reflects remarkable professionalism and expertise. Another unique aspect is the complete absence of any female presence on screen, except for the name 'Malar' briefly seen on a character's phone, which adds to the film's distinct identity. Must watch thriller.