Etharkkum Thunindhavan

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Feels good to watch Suriya's film in theatre after years.

It's definitely a hat-trick for Suriya after Soorarai Pottru and Jai Bhim

I felt like Sun Pictures could've worked more in the way marketing this film.

It didn't have much hype since the album, trailer and teaser was average.

Screenplay was really good, didn't feel like it was draggy at all, movie went quickly as it could.

A very good message delivered by the director.

Great cinematography work and awesome colour grade unlike typical colourful commercial theme.

Music was good too.

A must watch family entertainer!

I really wished D. Imman worked harder for the album.

The best scene in the film is when Suriya's character asks Priyanka's character - "Why do you need to be ashamed when none of it is your mistake?". It's a STATEMENT made! Otherwise, it's a pretty routine rural thriller with too many family sentiments thrown in. Suriya has a commanding screen presence, and he can land a punch or two pretty well. Still, the film's atrocious editing made me numb - persistently transitioning between dead-serious scenes and poorly executed cringe-comedy. The climax was also extremely annoying, with a woeful sermon to top it all.

Guys, don't listen to haters who spread negativity. They are trying to degrade the movie.

This will be the hit for Sun Pictures after the disappointing Annaatthe.

1st half: Suriya intro great followed by a best interval.

2nd half: Climax is amazing and the Thandavam bgm which will be used for climax exceeded my expectations.

ET have exceeded my expectations which is Thandavam bgm for climax. I think I may become a huge hit for Suriya.

Thus, ET may be a must watch for women and family audience.

The movie possesses a good concept or idea; however, the story development fails to live up to expectations. The screenplay comes across as cheap, lacking depth and creativity. The direction appears outdated, failing to bring a fresh perspective to the film.

As expected, Surya delivers a solid performance, showcasing his acting prowess. Vinay also impresses with his portrayal, while Priyanka's poor acting skills are limited to a single scene.

Overall, this film can be described as clumsy, old-fashioned, and ultimately boring. It fails to capture the attention and engagement of the audience, leaving much to be desired.