Vidiyum Munn

I am a Tamilian, and am generally disappointed at the quality of movies they make here in Kollywood. Having said that, every year one or two movies really catch your attention, make you sit up and take note of a rare movie-making talent. One such movie is Balaji K. Kumar's Vidiyum Munn. The story, screenplay, photography, editing and direction are near fault-less. All the more remarkable given the shoe-string budget in which the movie must have been made. Kudos to Balaji K. Kumar and team!

One movie I can proudly recommend to non-Tamil audiences. Watch it and you will not be disappointed!

Very good movie , beautiful creation time waste mean no comedy no un wanted stunts finally no heroism first time in Tamil movies mark the global re con.Best screen play best acting best music beat editing best photography what else you need we want this type of movies will come up . Over all every Tamils have to watch and learn whats movie about. Very good movie , beautiful creation mean no waste comedy no un belevable stunts finally no heroism first time in Tamil movies mark the global reconsition.Best screen play best acting best music beat editing best photography what else you need we want this type of movies will come up .please see this movie.

Vidiyum mun is a very well executed thriller that keeps the viewers at the edge of their seat till the end. The director has taken a very sensitive subject and made us live through it. The movie was like watching a reality show every second of which is suspenseful making our heart pound through every scene in the movie. The scene when Lankesh questions Devanayagi about Rekha - needs special mention - without doubt will create chills. Very well scripted scene and superb acting. THe director Mr.Balaji Kumar has done an excellent job taking the viewers through the most cruel and painful journey and hence creating an awareness. congratulations!

when films are often made with men as godly character and women as pretty dolls used to attract audience, this film stands out as a role model to budding film makers to experiment with dark matters that are torturing our society. "Vidiyum munn" is one such brave film that addresses the anger of few good men and women on the evil people in the society. The director has brilliantly created the screen play that sustains the audience's interest till the end. A fantastic acting and comeback to Tamil cinema by pooja. The small girl(malavika) has been really good with her expressions. So does vinoth kishan and john vijay who have done justice to their characters. Kudos to the entire team. Every one must watch this fine work!

As the plot of this Neo Noir Thriller says: 4 Men, 3 Reasons, 2 Women and 1 Day, the narrative, having the backdrop of human trafficking brilliantly blends three reasons in the form of the stories, with some great twists and some high intellect content, having shades of films like Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho", Sujoy Ghosh's "Kahaani" and the recent Malayalam hit "Thira" by Vineeth Srinivasan. The film's pace gets hampered because of the emotional quotient (The same with its Malayalam counterpart "Thira") and the CG work in some scenes is actually not upto the mark. The film scores because of its screenplay by the director Balaji K. Kumar which grips you quite well with a shocking climax, the cinematography by Sivakumar Vijayan which gives you a great noir touch in every frame, the music score by Girishh Gopalakrishnan and the performances by Pooja Umashankar, Vinoth Kishan, John Vijay and Malavika Manikuttan, which are brilliant and worth looking for. Overall, despite rare loopholes, Hollywood returned debut director Balaji's narration succeeds in making you grip, giving you good thrills and chills, making the film coming in the list of films like "Aaranya Kaandam" and "Onaiyum Aatukuttiyum" giving Tamil Cinema a new level. A must watch. My rating would be: 3.5/5.