Thalaivan Thalaivii

Stellar performance from VJS and Nithya Loud and funny way of narration elevates the film to next level The first half was awesome And also the second half was very good And it ends with a dialogue by yogi babu which was blast in theatre Overall the movie was a chill, comical and lovable film A musttttttt watch.

One of the greatest movies reflecting the present-day reality.

This film beautifully reminds us that husband and wife share the purest form of love and companionship. Yes, they may argue or face differences, but at the end of the day, they are best friends-sharing their joys, sorrows, dreams, and struggles.

Ego has no place in a marriage. It's always wiser to sit down, talk, and sort things out immediately rather than let issues grow. No third person, not even one's own mother, should interfere-especially when opinions are driven by superstition rather than practical understanding.

True happiness lies not in courts or police stations, but in the warmth of family-the smile of a wife, the laughter of children, and the home they build together.

Life is always beautiful when love leads the way. Love is life. Love is wife. 💞

Thalaivan Thalaivi follows a fiery couple who are constantly at odds but deeply in love. Their endless fights and emotional reunions make for a relatable and entertaining ride. Vijay Sethupathi and Nithya Menon killed it with their powerful chemistry and standout performances. A perfect watch for couples!

Thalaivan Thalaivii brings back vintage Vijay Sethupathi in full form-charismatic, emotionally raw, and erratically loveable. Nithya Menen complements him with quiet strength in a film that's loud, messy, and rooted in traditional Tamil storytelling.

Yes, it mocks modern marriages and leans heavily into regressive family ideologies, which some may rightly critique. But as a piece of commercial cinema, it stays engaging throughout. The film doesn't aim to reinvent the wheel-it just wants to spin it fast and furiously.

Forgettable story? Maybe.

Fun execution? Definitely.

Theatrical run? Safe bet.

My husband was ambivalent about the nine pm start, given off late I'd been falling asleep half way through the best of movies if I start watching it after, say 7:30pm! But then it was clear from the very title scenes, it was a wasteful worry: the movie was so fresh and original in its approach and narration of an otherwise everyday family feud that it could have started at 12am and still kept us laughing and well entertained.

I am forced to make a concession to my self-imposed limit to only writing my experience on the movies that I am willing to give an unconditional 10- the movie was such a charmer and its hard to restrain myself having witnessed the essay Vijay wrote with his eyes on restrain- one decibel more in any of the dozens of scenes he expressed Agasaveeran, it would have tipped the movie to mediocracy; likewise one word from Nithya Menon as Vijay signed and handed her the divorce note pouring his hurt and inability, the movie would have crossed to the cliched ending.(how did she line her eyes with red holding her tears back, my God, is that talent?) A must watch!

P. S. Note to self- scored 8 'cos I am reserving 10s to distinguish trail blazers, as I see.