Naadodigal 2

Slipper shots to the casteist.. Strong message against this casteist society.. Alot of motivational and promising messages for caste free society.. Alot of social message which will makes us to think about the change on this society.

Slipper shots to the casteist.. Strong message against this casteist society.. Alot of motivational and promising messages for caste free society.. Alot of social message which will makes us to think about the change on this society.

Kudos to the team!! Brave attempt!! Needed content for this societyyyyyy Kudos to the team!! Brave attempt!!!

Thanksss for this flim.

Much needed movie for this caste centered Country. Rightly spoke about the caste based honor killings which is happening in some parts of the country for few corrupted political benefits.

This movie is a 💯% thriller. Fictional approach to a real-life incident that happened in Tamil Nadu in the recent past. I am quite confused why this movie has got below par ratings.

Honestly I wanted to see this movie very much as it was a sequel for Nadodigal. But I couldn't see simply after 25 mins in OTT. Samuthrakani as a director is such an insane person have wasted the life of SasiKumar. Sasikumar unfortunately have fell in the trap of Directors leftist mindset and very sorry to see that he is misused.

Director lost his credibility even as a simple human as all his thoughts are just fabricated and spreading too much of plasticky info. Just killed the cast and title. At the end, feel sorry for movie lovers and fans of Sasi Kumar.

It looks like a combination of Naadodigal 1 & Kaadhal as the concept of both the films have been mingled and have been named as Naadodigal 2. Samuthirakani's ideals have gone towards communism, he talks a lot of that piece in all his movies somewhere. Seeing Sasikumar after he's done with eng dialogues in GVM film feels like he's back but he too didn't seem to have given much to this film as his appearance didn't create any significant impact. I didn't like the film really, partly because for some unknown reason I hate that communism speaking Tamil people who call others saying "Thozhar", which typically refers to a male friend but recently being used even with female genders, it just feels awkward and totally unacceptable. If there appears to be even one scene portraying these kinda characters, I instantly start disliking the film irrespective of its content, but this film was just totally based upon those characters itself, I think I don't have to say anything more than this. The only liked part was the romance song that starts with some dialogues and also the making of the honour killing scene which was just totally based on the real incidents that happened very recently nearby Madurai.