Sindhubaadh

Mostly Vijay Sethupathi and his real son shown throughout the movie, the movie tries to keep us engaged but fails to do so. The characterization and the artists' performances were nice and the way women trafficking was showcased was also good enough but it failed to keep us engaged throughout. Thirumalai Murugan kovil near Thenkasi/Courtallam was shown nicely in the aerial view.

Not a good movie. Time waste. Not a good movie. Time waste. Not a good movie. Time waste

Vijay Sethupathi put his effort to retain his Wife Anjali from Thailand. As a Father or Husband the effort of people is mesmerizing always. Second half is like a action packed thriller and threatening the villain with his pro active effort and back ground addd value to story. Good work team...

First half dragged on for quite a bit,and would have been better without songs. Romance between Vijay Sethupathi and Anjali was passable but the chemistry between them wasn't that great. Surya Sethupathi put in a good performance as Vijay Sethupathi's sidekick. He didn't seem awkward or lost in any of the scenes and deserves praise,as this is his first movie as an actor. The story picks up pace only in the second half. We are taken on an adventure to Thailand and Cambodia where a sinister syndicate operates a human trafficking ring. It is indeed shocking that cosmetic surgery involving skin grafting has a sinister side to it. All in all, the movie is watchable especially the second half. There are some stunt acts that are hair raising.

Storyline of the movie was good, but screenplay could have been little bit better, some of the twists and turns in the movie were unpredictable, which was the big plus for the movie. There were lots of violence and romance scenes in the movie, which if they had curtailed, could have been watchable with family. Acting of Vijay Sethupathi's son was really good, considering the fact that he had no prior experience!