Karungaapiyam

I am a fan of director DK. All his movies are generally funny, especially Yaamirukka Bayamen. This movie is also funny as well as with the elements of horror. A must for fans of comic horror movies. I understand the good rating for the movie, but unable to understand the vehement review by a co-reviewer. Don't expect too much logic in a comedy horror like this. Just relax and enjoy, without thinking too much about logical plot. Some segments are predictable, even though enjoyable. Others are quite unpredictable with a twist. All the segments are based on Corona lock down period. A creative thinking by the director. I am expecting more funny horror movies like this from the director.

Nothing is there, wasted good artists acting without a good story script, i have wasted time and weeknend by seeing this movie, there is no zero option in this rating card otherwise I would have Zero rating only.

My suggestion to all the viewers is, Please Never entertain this kind of horror films and there is no meaning for Good Horror movies.

People's are spending huge money and going to theatres to spend some quality time with family, but after seeing this worst film the week end becomes irritating. Kids were unhappy and once again this movie is Insisting as Story and Screenplay is very important rather than actors in a film.

Regina's portrayal of Umayal Karthika in this tender, evocative story is nothing short of mesmerizing. Seeking solace in a forgotten 100-year-old library, she stumbles upon not just dusty books but pieces of herself. This film beautifully explores heartbreak, healing, and the quiet power of solitude.

The unkempt library becomes more than a backdrop-it's a metaphor for forgotten emotions and the beauty of rediscovery, this is a cinematic embrace for anyone mending a broken heart.

Sometimes, healing begins where stories are forgotten. 🎬

For those who are in doubt - Go and watch yourself now.

Strongly recommended.