Raangi

This is a global or international film that incorporates a South Indian flavor.

The promotional material may mislead viewers to expect an action-packed thriller, which is not the case.

The story contains interesting elements, but the screenplay has few issues.

The treatment of the film could have been more subtle and realistic.

The direction does not align well with the story's vision.

Trisha's character is poorly written, yet it possesses strength and offers a new experience for her as an actress. Her performance is Fantastic, Her natural look, without heavy makeup, suits the role while retaining her gorgeous appearance.

The locations are stunning, and the cinematography is fantastic.

The music complements the mood of the scenes effectively.

The editing could have been improved, but the fast-paced screenplay ensures a lack of lags throughout.

I recommend watching it on an OTT platform.

Inbetween the journalist (Trisha) says - "if only I was younger" A 40 year old woman having feelings for a 17 year old kid.

It's basically story of a cougar.

She is supposed to be a brave journalist. An aunt who is trying to protect her brother's daughter from sexual abuse. But that goes into a totally different direction. Pulling her into a bigger problem.

The 'friend' has been using the girls face for posting her body photos. Which is wrong.

But the aunt using her face for a feeling with the 17 year old terrorist is supposed to be ok. .

Bad music. Bad story. Bad direction. Is Trisha even synchronising her lips properly for the dialogues?

The boy maybe correct from his side. But what exactly is the story? Are they trying to show the Libyan ideas? A love story? An action movie? Story of a brave woman who has achieved something big? Basically it's a totally bad mix of everything.

Can't believe murugadas approved this story.

This lad in Aalim's role is a breath of fresh air. His emotions are effortlessly real. Storyline could have been better without the needless Macho-Trisha part. Bekzod Abdul Malikov has a true potential to shine in Indian cinema. Mollywood, have you signed him yet...

Simplifying the turmoil gripping a country like Libya could have been avoided. Perils of exposing social media to teens and the issue that the movie started with could have also been handled in a sensitive manner. There is difference between mistake and crime. What the other girl did was cyber crime and this movie even trivialised that!

My score is for Bekzod, not the movie.

First, I want to tell anyone reading this now... you may be heard good and bad comments about this movie... But I want to tell you one thing... this movie is a must-watch movie... only to see that soo good soo much feeling love story inside this movie... Maybe some people do not like this movie... but I know they will surely fall for him. Aalim... I fell for his love... Maybe some will say.. this will not going to happen... but if there is a guy like this ... most of the girls will fall for him. I am damn sure about that.

I don't know much about this.. vfx and all... but if you watch this movie from a romantic view. You will definitely love this movie...

Raangi starts off with a good note of introducing Trisha as a bold woman journalist. The one line of the film is absolutely amazing. But, everything else that happens afterwards are cringeworthy and should not be considered as a model to be followed. Impersonating a teenager, putting a teenager at risk of getting victimized by social network cybercriminals, taking a teenager to places of danger without letting her know the exact reason, asking a teenage girl to strip naked without letting her know the reason are some of the things I am shocked to see in this movie. Such directors should be banned and stopped from making anymore movies.

Also, the film does not know its core message, is it about Teenager problems, supporting Zealots, or justifying romancing with kids. At last when the lead character cries, we can only laugh.