Lucky Man

In the middle of so many video game type gun fight movies, these kind of movies are keeping the budding directors with wonderful script. My big salute for selecting Raichal Rabecca as the heroine. She gave the same natural performance as in Good Night. Yogi Babu, Abdool Lee really showed the material they are made up of. Veera Bahu as the negative person, showed his class without raising his voice or weapons. This is a kind of movie that one can watch with his kids and grand parents without any hesitation. Yogi Babu's story selection needs to be applauded. Such a heart warming movie. Movies like these keep our hopes high about having a story as winner in the middle of VFX dramas.

Felt like I watched a very sensible tamil movie after a long long time, living abroad and watching Tamil movies on Netflix and prime video , tamil movies had started to loose their essence , it was and unfulfilling feeling every time I watched a movie , there always seemed to be like something was missing, at first I was hesitant to watch this movie as I hadn't heard anyone mention it, I went ahead and played the trailer ,it kindled some curiosity and then once I started watching it, I just couldn't stop it, I watched a movie called Khushi yesterday and felt why they had undergone the struggle of converting it into multiple languages when the story was so poor, honestly it's movies such as these that need to be converted into multiple languages . The film beautifully displays the everyday struggle of a family with lower income it was nice to see yogi babu as a father a husband, an employee as well as a comedian maintaining the humour throughout the movie. Yogi baby has developed as an wonderful actor over the years. Watching him starting to choose characters such as these ones makes it easy to predict that he is going to become on of the most applauded actors in Tamil cinema. Wish him all the best for his success.

A man who believes he is unlucky but at one stage he got prize as car and his life became very challenging... He faced all hurdles by sense of humour and confidence... Dialogues are awesome... Must watch movie

A man who believes he is unlucky but at one stage he got prize as car and his life became very challenging... He faced all hurdles by sense of humour and confidence... Dialogues are awesome... Must watch movie

A man who believes he is unlucky but at one stage he got prize as car and his life became very challenging... He faced all hurdles by sense of humour and confidence... Dialogues are awesome... Must watch movie.

There are many things to like in this movie irrespective of the poorly executed elements.

The comedy has worked throughout the movie, beautiful songs by Sean Rolden and a decently paced first half. This is not a movie about only Murugan's luck but it's more about all things happening in his life.

The second half was slow paced, you need some patience to appreciate the good stuff. Some of the scenes were superfluous towards the climax and could have written better!

The cast was good and everybody did their part well, special mention to Murugan's wife!

But overall, a decent family entertainer!

The film in question not only brought us closer together but also showcased the incredible talent of Yogi Babu in a new light, proving his mettle as a character artist.

From the moment we settled into our seats, it was clear that this movie was something special. It managed to strike the perfect balance between humor, heart, and a compelling storyline, making it an ideal choice for a family outing. The well-crafted script and engaging plot kept us hooked from start to finish.

One of the standout aspects of the film was Yogi Babu's remarkable performance. While he's widely known for his comedic roles, this movie showcased his versatility as an actor. He effortlessly slipped into the shoes of his character, delivering a nuanced and convincing portrayal. His ability to convey a wide range of emotions added depth to the story and made his character feel incredibly relatable.

Yogi Babu's character brought both humor and heart to the film, and his interactions with the rest of the cast were a joy to watch. His comedic timing was as impeccable as ever, eliciting hearty laughter from the audience. But it was his ability to connect with the audience on an emotional level that truly stood out. It was heartwarming to see him navigate the complexities of his character's journey, leaving a lasting impression on all of us.

The film's success wasn't solely dependent on Yogi Babu's performance; the entire ensemble cast delivered commendable performances. The chemistry between the characters felt genuine, making their relationships and interactions feel authentic. The supporting cast added depth to the narrative, and each character played a vital role in driving the story forward.

Beyond the performances, the film boasted impressive cinematography and direction. The visuals were stunning, capturing the essence of the story and the emotions of the characters beautifully. The director's skillful storytelling kept us engaged and invested in the characters' journeys, ensuring that we were emotionally connected throughout the film.

In addition to the performances and direction, the movie's soundtrack added an extra layer of magic. The music was not only catchy but also complemented the scenes perfectly, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

To sum it up, this movie provided a memorable family experience that we will cherish for a long time. Yogi Babu's exceptional acting as a character artist was a pleasant surprise and a testament to his talent. The film's ability to entertain, make us laugh, and touch our hearts made it a worthwhile watch for the entire family.

In a world filled with movies, this one managed to stand out as a delightful gem. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a heartwarming and entertaining cinematic experience with their loved ones.