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Clasificación de tomarabhi-46880
Let me just say it - Ashwath Marimuthu has done it AGAIN!
Dragon isn't just a movie... it's an emotion. It hit me right in the heart. 💥💔
The story is deeply personal, raw, and so relatable, it felt like it was made for me. From the struggles, the dreams, the emotional breakdowns - every scene felt real. I saw myself in the character, in the pain, in the rise.
Ashwath Marimuthu and Pradeep Ranganathan weave a tale that's raw, funny, emotional, and deeply relatable. From Dragon's college misadventures to his redemption arc and life-altering twist-it felt like life imitating art. Every frame and dialogue resonated. Not a sprinkle of pretension, just pure youth emotions with a hard-hitting message. If you've lived the struggle, felt the pressure, or tasted ambition-you'll see yourself in this movie.
Dragon isn't just a movie... it's an emotion. It hit me right in the heart. 💥💔
The story is deeply personal, raw, and so relatable, it felt like it was made for me. From the struggles, the dreams, the emotional breakdowns - every scene felt real. I saw myself in the character, in the pain, in the rise.
Ashwath Marimuthu and Pradeep Ranganathan weave a tale that's raw, funny, emotional, and deeply relatable. From Dragon's college misadventures to his redemption arc and life-altering twist-it felt like life imitating art. Every frame and dialogue resonated. Not a sprinkle of pretension, just pure youth emotions with a hard-hitting message. If you've lived the struggle, felt the pressure, or tasted ambition-you'll see yourself in this movie.
Rajkummar Rao once again proves he's one of the most versatile actors in Bollywood. In Maalik, he delivers a layered, intense performance - playing a man caught between power, loyalty, and inner chaos. You can feel every emotion in his eyes - from quiet rage to silent pain. 🎭
The film blends political drama with psychological tension, giving us a slow-burn story that builds as it unfolds. The writing is smart, though the pacing at times felt a bit stretched. Some subplots could've been tighter.
The cinematography and background score elevate the mood beautifully. And the dialogues? Sharp, thought-provoking, and at times haunting.
The film blends political drama with psychological tension, giving us a slow-burn story that builds as it unfolds. The writing is smart, though the pacing at times felt a bit stretched. Some subplots could've been tighter.
The cinematography and background score elevate the mood beautifully. And the dialogues? Sharp, thought-provoking, and at times haunting.
Dulquer Salmaan delivers a rugged, powerful performance as Raju, the feared and fallen gangster of Kotha. This is a departure from his usual romantic/dramatic roles - here, he's all fire and fury. His screen presence is magnetic, and he owns every intense moment. 💣👑
The film is stylishly shot - moody lighting, grungy sets, and slow-mo swag give it a gritty, gangster world feel. Think Malayalam cinema meets KGF-style action and Lucifer-like politics.
While the film looks visually stunning, the storyline is predictable. The pacing dips in the second half, with flashbacks dragging things down. Some emotional moments don't land as strongly as they should. A bit more depth and tighter editing could've made it sharper.
The film is stylishly shot - moody lighting, grungy sets, and slow-mo swag give it a gritty, gangster world feel. Think Malayalam cinema meets KGF-style action and Lucifer-like politics.
While the film looks visually stunning, the storyline is predictable. The pacing dips in the second half, with flashbacks dragging things down. Some emotional moments don't land as strongly as they should. A bit more depth and tighter editing could've made it sharper.