Middle Class

A beautiful movie for the society and specially for a middle class family. The movie starts by introducing the family and their struggles, their dreams and then after unexpected incidents the total structure and the bonding in their family is broken more over the father has broken more than anyone. The movie tells you about the value of a huge money for a middle class family and how they react to it for their improvement in social value is portrayed. After second half everything totally changed , the struggle for that money has been increased which emotionally connects everyone. The biggest plus point of this movie is the big message conveying in the climax. The movie follows an arc like starting and ending because the movie started with a long zoom in shot and ended with a zoom out shot. A very good movie must watch if you are a middle class family.

Good movie to watch with kids and best family movie ,recent days tamil cinema missing these kind of movies ,thanks to director and all actors munees and vijayalakshmi all did their part so really and feel good movie. Director chose the good platform for the story and very well handled with narration.

This movie is a beautiful and honest portrayal of middle-class Tamil life, and for me, it deserves a full 10/10. There are no exaggerated hero moments or forced comedy - just real people, real emotions, and real struggles. The story feels deeply relatable, capturing the silent sacrifices parents make, the financial pressure that shapes decisions, and the small victories that feel huge in ordinary families. The performances are natural and heartfelt, especially the parents and the lead actor, making it feel less like a movie and more like watching a real family. The music is subtle and emotional, supporting the mood without overpowering it. What makes this film special is its simplicity - it respects middle-class life instead of romanticizing or mocking it. When the movie ended, it stayed with me, not because of twists or action, but because it reminded me of home, of my own journey, and the people who built me quietly. A meaningful and memorable film.