Sarbath

You know what is going to happen next after 10 minutes into the film. Though there are some twists and sentiments, it was extended needlessly and nothing was gripping enough. However Soori's portion was good.

Movie had potential to be one of the best entertaining family movie.

Comedy portions and character role for soori worked out well after a long time.

But the movie unnecessarily drags for the last 20 minutes when everything is about to end happily.

Except this hiccup in last 20 mins, the movie is fun to watch with family. But you may feel the movie reminds you of many other similar movies where hero needlessly stalks the heroine

Music and songs were oki. But I don't remember even one song after the movie

Can be watched with family - Absolutely no adult content

Good for one time watch if you can adjust to the dragging climax scenes.

Looks like different version of Kalathil Santhopom. Instead of friends, it's brothers here. Many scenes and situations matches.

Whilst watching a movie such as Sarbath, you're going to pretty much know what's going to happen next. This is due to the sheer amount of simplicity throughout the script.

It's a feel good movie and that's all. If you're a person who likes Boss Engira Baksaran, KaKaKa Po etc... You'll like this.

I'm not sure if I should feel bad for Kathir for getting bad projects or be pissed off at him for choosing them. The actor can do wonders - as showcased in Pariyerum Perumal - but here he's just another young man with a short fuse. How many of those have we seen in the last 100 years! It doesn't help that he begins to stalk the heroine. It doesn't help that his character is underdeveloped save for a few mannerisms. It doesn't help that almost all the characters are stereotypical.

There's no originality in the film. Take the scene where the hero and heroine meet for the first time. He's at a bus stand and he gets slapped by the girl who is soon told by her friend that he's not the one who had been harassing her. This meet-cute/slap-cute trick alone has been used in a handful of films in the last decade.

Sarbath just doesn't cut it. Regular Tamil viewers might find it engaging but a seasoned viewer will be scratching his head immediately, knowing the trap that lies ahead.