Aadai

A bold attempt by the actress but it'd be surprising if her career moves forward just like it is now for her, let's see. The Although the movie had gripping scenes keeping the audience engaged, the climax didn't do justice and looked more like having suppressed the whole plot as the backstory wasn't strong enough to hold everything that happened accountably.

It has it's fair share of flaws but it's a must watch because of message at the end.

I always see a film as a film. But this film made a huge impact on me and I couldn't stop myself from writing a review . First of all hatsoff to director who conceived this idea. Nudity is an art. For the first time I am seeing a Indian film which showed women skin in a right way. Tripping scenes, Hilarious love proposal scene, Climax revealing scenes are my favorites. A girl rash driving a bike, smoking, using foul words are a rarity in Tamil films. In this film it is not glorified and done with conviction. Huge applause to Cinematogapher for pulling off nude scenes with a class. Amala Paul is great in this film. Her eyes, lips, hair, body everything on song. she deserved to get better roles at least from now on. This film is empowering to every individual. I am Sold

The Major Advantage of the Movie is Cinematography! The Story line with Social message is Good. It makes you understand Faminism is Stupidism! At Climax There is No need for The revenger to ask sorry to AmalaPaul, They were trying to make the heroin segment strong! Hates off to the cinematographer!

The movie claims to be feminist but it tells women what they should do. The reason is an act of defiance 200 years ago. The prologue of Nangeli and the breast tax system does not layout the path to the movie. It's thrown at the movie's plot hoping it will stick. But the way the movie unravels it's an edge of the seat thriller(with probable plot holes), which is all very enjoyable! I was almost convinced of a sinister finale. Instead it is very jarring, preachy and cold. A lot of themes are pointed at, hoping something will make sense. Nothing does!

All of the characters' are all maxing out on one of their stats leaving them to be caricatures. I will say that the film beautifully captured the idea of being nude without having to drop jaws from the contemporary modest Indian. It is definitely interesting if one observes the "nudity" that is shown. It does beg the question of what is acceptable or not and why?