Aneethi

Directed by Vasanthabalan the film promises to be a captivating and thought-provoking cinematic experience for the audience. With a strong storyline and an ensemble cast, ANEETHI aims to make a powerful impact on the viewers.

The movie revolves around the theme of justice and morality, exploring the complexities and dilemmas faced by the characters. It delves into the corrupt and unjust systems that exist in society and raises important questions about ethics and integrity.

ANEETHI features a stellar cast of talented actors who bring their A-game to the screen. Their performances are expected to be commendable and leave a lasting impression on the audience. The film also boasts top-notch production values, ensuring a visually stunning and immersive experience... The music of ANEETHI is composed by G.v prakash kumar known for his ability to create soul-stirring melodies. The songs are expected to add depth and emotion to the narrative, enhancing the overall impact of the film.

ANEETHI is a movie that aims to entertain, engage, and provoke thought. It seeks to shed light on the injustices prevalent in society... and encourages the audience to reflect on their own values and principles. With its compelling storyline, exceptional performances, and high production quality, ANEETHI is poised to make a significant impact on Audiences depending on their mindset...

Acting good, story good.. director and writer should have concentrated on execution.. at one time, you will get the hero's condition with instinct to kill the the director.. director succeeded in killing the patience of audience with the stressful scenes.. wanted to watch for the hero but, sadly execution failed.. director have good thoughts, but couldn't deliver it on the screen.. hopefully, they do better research for their next films.. these kind of movies are increasing nowadays, writers taking one mental disorder from Hollywood movies and writing some story without proper research on direction.. some curiosity in the movie but not great..

RATED 7/10 Language: Tamil Source: Amazon prime

The movie is solely watchable because of Arjun Das and his voice. Vasantha Balan is failed make the impact and this is definitely missed chance.

The story and characters are fine, but most of the time it got overdosed and the scenes were so over dramatic. With all these flaws, the movie is still watchable because of the main character's hope and his stand on his character. Other than main character, no other character looks original and not stand on their point till the end.

Too much of violence and too much of drama killed the movie. One time watchable.

I know loneliness is an evitable process in human life. But it could have been dealt differently. That Grandmother could have dealt her loneliness differently by helping the poor, being in need for the people around her, helping an old age home, meeting with people in her age group and also kindly treating the girl who helps her. From the beginning itself she should have treated that girl kindly. Living with grand kids and living with the family is an amazing thing. But also spending alone time is an important aspect of life. Self-adequacy will teach us many things in our life. If our emotional needs are not met in one aspect of life, there is also multiple aspects of life where our emotional needs could have been met.

There is no use or a great deal put by director Vasan Balan to understand the philosophy around mental health. The theme is explored in a mediocre or cliche driven ways by the filmmaker. I somehow managed to like the first half and it felt like it didn't matter which ephemeral side of 'good' or 'bad' but a grey line - the only method, only conclusion for Thiru (Arjun Das) here is depicted as a weapon of "justice' is explored and keeps things somehow going. But the 2nd half was so bad with usual templates, forced characters, stupid dialogues, run-around-the-mill flashback and disappointing climax. The film starts like a flashback and it comes in full circle in the ending.

Don't fall for my previous note, it was so funny that each characters leads to a series that provides moments of buffoonery viewing pleasure. The twist of the rich lady transferring the property to the maid was so disjointed and the rich vs poor issue lacked depth and so many things felt forced in the narrative. Only the lead Arjun Das is the saving grace and he owns this broken up mess of a film in the entire runtime.

I see he movie is rated 9 star ratings currently and there is no way the ratings are genuine. Please don't fall for the fake reviews regardless of the director previous outings.