Noodles

RATED 8/10 Language: Tamil Source: Nil RECOMMENDED

The first 10 minutes and last 10 minutes are applause worthy making and acting. In between the movie was good but dragged. The very positive point is that there is no serial type of film making and no lagging moments. Another strength is that the short run time of the movie.

This is not perfect, but the acting and short running time overcome all the mistakes in the writings. Don't expect some classic drama, just go with the expectations of the masala drama, you will be surprised.

Good time pass movie to watch with family. Highly recommended.

Never in my life have I watched a movie this pathetic. I'm not sure why an actor like Harish uthaman even chose this movie. Very poor scripting, transitioning flaws throughout the movie. Characterisation is a disaster. Overall now I know why this movie wasn't bought by any good OTT. Kollywood should stop spending on movies like these instead hunt for good directors out there who are striving hard to get into this field. The producer perhaps had too much money to invest and make this movie I suppose. Waste of 120+ minutes. Except 1 scene the others were not even reel quality. Disappointed. Shocked.

Noodles was noodles! Don't know the reason for this particular title and it was quite unclear whether we were watching a thriller or a drama.

The chain of events was not coherent that we wondered about the thought process behind this film...

DELICIOUS

-On one end, the film admonished citizens to know their rights and respectfully resist police intimidation; On another end, we understood that the police, constantly being subjected to public humiliation, needed to preserve their image by reinforcing power

-Madhan Dakshinamoorthy carried the show all the way! He was the police officer you didn't wanna mess with as he'd do anything to make your life miserable😄

BLAND

-As much as we were happy to see Harish and Sheela together, they sadly didn't deliver.

They were not comfortable with each other, looking quite timid. Moreover, during the turbulent moments of the scenario, Sheela was simply gazing at Harish without genuinely feeling disturbed.

Harish maintained the same momentum, we didn't see agony coming from within. He just stood tall and showed a bit of concern

-As there was no parallel narrative, it was repetitive to keep on seeing the same faces and set location.

Plus, the dialogues were rather plain instead of inspiring. Themes weren't explored in depth.

-After the intermission, the pace just became stagnant with a prolonged back-and-forth between Saravanan and the police officers...

Noodles appeared like an experiment as it was Madhan Kumar's directorial debut, kinda of a way to test the waters before engaging in more projects😕