Bloody Beggar

Bloody Beggar is a refreshing watch for those who enjoy unpredictable storytelling with a mix of suspense and engaging twists. The film stands out by avoiding clichéd romance and unnecessary comedic distractions. The hero delivers an exceptional performance, carrying the weight of the story with his brilliant acting skills.

The supporting cast does justice to their roles, ensuring every character feels significant. The simple budget and story work well, proving that creativity trumps extravagance. The music, though unconventional, adds to the unique tone of the movie. Despite its simplicity, the film manages to keep the audience entertained with well-timed humor and compelling drama.

It's surprising to see mixed reviews for such a gripping film, but for viewers who appreciate a twist-filled, no-nonsense narrative, Bloody Beggar is definitely worth watching. Kavin excellent acting.

Begining with Kavin and Redin acting was actually superb. This kind of script which we want to see from kollywood different script . Anyways the storyline or screen play could have been more grippier But ask Me if it worst i wouldnt say it is worst. It is just a thrilling journey of Kavin .

Akshara also should be highlighted in this film. She had given the best with her screen play time, Other directors should consider her in their future movies.

Kavin script selection has always been a different jonour. Expecting more different kind of script from him as well in future . I think The Movie came out in wrong time with amaran all. It should have been released earlier or later for people to appreciate the Work.

Kavin winning with his interesting script choices is lovely to see. This is a film that the OTT audiences will most likely lap up, given its minimalist premise utilized to decent effect. I won't say all the moving parts work, but how writer-director Sivabalan Muthukumar executes the dark+absurd humor elements warrants praise. Jen Martin's score is also wonderful, adding to the emotional side of the film (in an unexpected turn of events).

The survival thriller bits are fun, but the commentary on poverty, social strata, and abuse within the family, is explored to a deeper extent than expected. Redin Kingsley, whom I absolutely wanted to "DELETE" in Kanguva, frequently scores with his one-liners here. I suppose it's a matter of the filmmaker he finds himself working with. The other supporting performances are a mixed bag-some enjoyable, some not so much. "You're Next" and "Ready or Not" are obvious inspirations.

"Bloody Beggar" is an underrated gem in Tamil cinema, a genre that's rarely explored. I initially watched it on OTT because I wasn't impressed by the poor trailer, which made me expect another disaster like "Nai Shekar." However, I was completely surprised by the screenplay and its clever twists. Though the film starts off slowly, I was drawn in by the lack of unnecessary romance, glamour, or songs-something that's all too common in mainstream cinema. I really appreciate how the director brought us a dark comedy infused with emotional depth.

The performances were fantastic, with not just Kavin and Redin, but the entire cast and crew doing an excellent job. If you're someone who's tired of the usual masala movies and wants to see something fresh with the same ingredients but a new flavor, this is a must-watch. I give it a solid 10 out of 10.

If it weren't for Redin, there was nothing to watch in this movie.

Sadly directors are not able to deliver content that holds audiences attention. Else you could have done comedy. Both "dark thrills" and "comedy" takes a back seat in this movie.

Fortunately Redin redeems it for us. His bits seem timed well and worked. But everything else was dull. The starting is so boring that I almost dozed off. The hero's acting skills appear very limited, and if he doesn't choose scripts wisely, it's going to be bummer for him and the film. This movie had some potential in the script, but lacklustre acting all round.