Tamil Rockerz

The romance element spoiled the thrill but the series is decent to pique the mind. I liked it because I knew very little about TR (thanks to Malayalam films about Premam's Piracy).

But, it had exaggerated sob stories and long monologues.

The concept was good but the making was horrible. It is so slow and feels boring sometimes. It would have been better if it was made as a movie.

And Arun Vijay is under-utilized.

It's one of the best web series on Sony LIV. I don't know whether it's a true story or not but the content was absolute quality. The plot revolves around pirated movies that's released online by a group of people which disturbs the hard work of cast and crew of a film. Arun Vijay as police inspector did his best to make his charecter lively . The web series shows how piracy has changed over the years from CD/DVD to leaking content online . The web series also puts a suspicion on some people associated with the film industry who leaks the film for substantial amount to outsiders. The twist in the end will make you watch the next part if and when it's released .

Tamil Rockerz is thrilling and engaging take on world of piracy. We all know it is difficult to stop piracy in this age and that chase between the authorities/film industry/police officials is nicely depicted. The end also left you to wait for the next season. A good one time watch.

I was quite excited for this series as it deals with film and film piracy. Though the topic is interesting they didn't execute it properly. There are so many negative points. The series is very lengthy with too much unnecessary scenes & lines here and there.

Writing material is something like the writer has always tried to spoon feed the audience. Flashback scenes were quite repetitive, I had to forward in many scenes. Last episode was quite engaging and thrilling. In acting, I liked Vinodhini Vaidynathan & Arun Vijay.

Overall, it's a below average series for me.

Available on Sony LIV.

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