Madha Gaja Raja

After many months, I left the theater feeling satisfied. The movie follows a simple and predictable storyline but is filled with classic elements of "OG" Sundar C, along with the signature comedy of "OG" Santhanam.

This film was made 12 years ago, but it's only being released now, and it still feels fresh. The standout feature of the movie is Santhanam, who single-handedly carries the film with his impeccable comedic timing. Every scene he's in is met with laughter from the audience. At one point, I even had a stomach ache from laughing so hard. The final 15-20 minutes, which feature Santhanam, the late Mano Bala, and others, are particularly memorable and had the theater in stitches. It's also worth noting the five songs typical of a Tamil film and some illogical fight sequences. While unrealistic, we still enjoyed them in the theater. At times, I felt like we'd missed these elements in the last 10 years of cinema.

I'm truly grateful to have watched this film. I don't understand why Santhanam isn't acting as comedian because every time he delivered a line, the theater erupted with laughter. The director, known for his comedy, has recently moved on to making horror films with lackluster comedic elements. He's one of the finest comedy directors, and I hope this movie's success encourages him to return to this genre.

This is a complete theater experience-an ordinary movie made extraordinary by its comedic sequences. It's a family-friendly film, though some of the glamourous moments might lean into comedy a bit too much.

Finally, my request is this: if Tamil cinema could create a movie like this 12 years ago, why are modern directors making such boring films? It's disappointing for both their reputation and their fans. I hope this trend changes soon.

MGR is a 2013 film which was released in 2025 it is a actually comedy film santa and vishal combo makes fun . Manobala character fun guaranteed.

Sundar. C anna vera level.stressbuster dont see logic its a 2013 film mind it.vijay antony music wow vibe guaranteed.vintage santhanam mass.from start to end santa jokes makes theatre laugh after long time.this is actually a pongal winner.this is old movie thats only i gave 10 rating .sundar.c anna movies always fun guaranteed go with your family and friends .movie contains more masala good comedy nice songs and lollu sabha team combo fully fun vishal 8 packs vera lvl sonu sood acting nice.

At least, that's what I felt as this movie dragged on forever, filled with outdated, lame jokes and absolute brainrot. I understand that it's an old film, but even for its time, it's terrible. There's a difference between something aging poorly and something that was never good to begin with, this falls into the latter category. Every minute felt like an eternity, and I kept saying this to myself "why am I still watching this?".

The pacing is another major issue. Scenes drag on with no sense of urgency, stretching thin material beyond its breaking point. At times, I wondered if the film had actually ended and I was just experiencing some kind of post-traumatic hallucination.

By the time the credits rolled, I wasn't relieved, I was angry. Movies like this make me question my entire existence. If I wanted to waste my time I could have just stared at a blank wall for two hours. At least that would have been less painful.

When I saw this film in the theater, I really liked all the comedy lines in it. Most importantly, Santhanam's comedy has worked very well in the film. Manobaala's comedy performance, which was talked about by everyone, was excellent.

This movie is family-friendly but at the same time it contains some Glamour. But they bloom in the film and won't make you frown in any way.

If you want to watch a movie with your family without thinking too much about anything, this is a good movie for that.

Since the film's screenplay was written 12 years ago, we can't really apply it to much today. But you don't realize that's a big flaw.

Peak 2010s brainrot masala with Sundar C-isms through and through. Continuity issues, weird ass transitions, sexy heroines with no real purpose, catchy Vijay Antony tunes, robotic Bollywood-import antagonist (Sonu Sood), and most importantly Santhanam's one-liners -- you name it, this 12-year-old film has got it all! That much-talked-about slapstick stretch featuring Manobala (RIP), Santhanam, Mottai Rajendran, and Vishal is SO FUN, even when we've seen it all before. The "double six-pack" climactic set piece also delivers. It's purely riding on the nostalgia factor, nothing else. The body-shaming humor and objectifying dialogues were turn-offs though.