Nirangal Moondru

Nirangal Moondru delivers a captivating first half, though it's slightly marred by a few cringy comedy moments. The use of retro Tamil music adds charm, but the reverse-played action sequence feels more like a stylistic choice aimed at trippiness than serving any real narrative purpose.

Sarath Kumar and Rahman shine with their solid performances. Sarath's well-defined character arc and his portrayal of a police officer are standout elements, while Rahman's role adds unexpected depth to the story. Atharvaa does a commendable job, and the actor playing the schoolboy is noteworthy as well.

The script is well-written and showcases the director's potential. A strong effort overall!

Initially the story was well written Making was great. That school boy character was very good but comedy portions not worked well Then adharva character was arc good but when the scenes comes to adharva character its very boring. The most irritating part was that lighting for adharva character. It's not good to nice watch. Sarath Kumar character arc was good. Good to see sarath for this police character. Rahman character was unexpected. The writing from naren was brilliant. Climax was unexpected. Cinematography was top class. BGM also good. Editing was perfect. Overall a good watch from Karthik Naren.

The movie genre demands a lot of wow experience. I just watched this film just because of the direction of Karthick naren. His previos works dhruvangal pathinaru and mafia were top notches as per scales. But this movie has been collided apart. His standards were so down in this movie. The screenplay and story has many lags. It was reasonable but missed the wow expereince and there were several irrelevant scenes, which slowed the movie, even the unneccesary songs caused lag. The director tried to convey a message but unfortunately, it was not done properly. But yeah it was quite engaging, giving you the connections and nonlinear story telling needs improvement. I think the editor would have worked better but not bad. Atharva, sarathkumar and rahuman all others did their role too perfect and nice background score. Overall a good thriller movie. Please do watch it available in prime.

I feel this film is underrated. Useless crap films get more ratings.

Its non linear story telling is suspenseful to the end. Dont judge the book by its cover.

A good film after Dhuruvangal Pathinaru for Karthik Naren.

A well made film with good performances by the entire cast. Unexpected twists in the climax.

The drug portions are a bit drag. Otherwise a tight screenplay. No unneccesary side plots. Music is good. The stunt portion in reverse mode is a different attempt.

Overall a thrilling experience with a good message. Watch with no expectations, its a good watch.

Do watch if you are a fan of non linears!

This movie tells a simple story using a hyperlink screenplay, starring Atharva and directed by Karthick Naren.

In the first half, the film introduces three different storylines, each shown with a different color. From the first scene to the interval, I thought it was good. Each story had a clear goal and conflict, and the characters were well-developed and connected to the main story. The way the stories linked together felt natural, and the use of retro songs in key moments was effective, especially in a scene where Atharva is shown on drugs-the visuals were impressive. I really admired the creativity behind that.

The first half ended on a high note, but the second half wasn't as good. The way they introduced the characters and their goals was strong, but they didn't follow through in the second half. The imaginary scenes were interesting at first, but after a while, they felt overused. It seemed like the writer rushed through a lot of things in the second half, which weakened the story.

Overall, I liked the first half of the movie, but I didn't enjoy the second half as much. It's still a movie you can watch with your family.

The production was good, though. If the writing had been a little stronger, the movie could have been much better. Who knows? It might have turned out differently with a bit more effort.