Thalaivan Thalaivii

Spontaneity with rib tickling comedy from start to finish, filled with Indian family drama spice.

Director Pandiraj delicately balances hilarious moments and serious events with ease. The ensemble cast is perfect with equal character weight.

Vijay Sethupathi nails it with his variations and constant yelling. His love/care goes any length, and the struggle he faces with constant hang between wife and mother. Nithya Menon matches him with equal expressions, with her eyes speaking everything.

Yogi Babu's short sprint dialogues is apt. Rest of the cast have acted extremely well.

Enjoy this comedy reality showcased as "after marriage" scenario filled with real emotions!

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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. 💞

Rating - 2.75/5

A slapstick fun to watch entertainer set on the backdrop of a temple turned out preachy and monotonous.

The director through the story highlights on the minor rifts between couples and how it turns out to be a trauma for the couples, children and the immediate family members when everyone gets dragged into the endless fight.

Pandiraj has conceived a good entertaining story but the way he portrayed it on screen turned out to be too preachy in the initial half. The monotonous activity being done by different characters turned out to be really monotonous for the audience though some subtle humour in between saved the audience from leaving the cinema hall. The second half of the movie was convincing and reflected more on the story plot. The filmmaker has explored on the emotional and mental trauma the couples go through when there is a rift through very beautiful melodious songs.

Splendid performances by Vijay Sethupathi,Nithya playing the power rugged couples and they just spiced up the entire movie through their natural gestures. Good performances from Yogi Babu, Chemban Vinod, Suresh, Thenappan,Kaali Venkat & Ganesan.

Hats off to the music director Santhosh Narayanan for the feel good songs in the movie.

A watchable entertainer that should definitely be attempted by the couples ruling out the flaws.

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.

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!