Laatti

Laati Charge" is a remarkable low-budget film that introduced me to Vishal's cinematic talent. Despite its simplicity, the actors delivered outstanding performances, making it a memorable experience.

This movie's strength lies in its straightforward narrative. It revolves around a laathi, a simple yet powerful symbol. The plot explores themes of strength, resilience, and confronting life's challenges head-on. Vishal's portrayal of the protagonist was captivating, displaying a wide range of emotions.

The supporting cast also deserves praise for bringing depth and authenticity to their characters. Their chemistry added to the film's believability, drawing me deeper into the story.

Despite the limited budget, the production values were commendable. The cinematography immersed me in the world of the characters, and the minimalistic yet impactful music enhanced key moments.

"Laati Charge" is proof that great cinema doesn't always require big budgets. It's a testament to the power of storytelling and exceptional acting. This film left a lasting impression, and I'm eager to explore more of Vishal's work and discover other cinematic treasures like this one.

Laththi was the expected masala movie packed with the expected massive action sequences, superficial logic, and common scenario.

The cinematography and fighting scenes, as usual, stood out being intense and edgy, with dramatic up-close and versatile point-of-view shots, and a robust choreography.

Generally, there was nothing out of the ordinary, though we craved for something new. Laththi wasn't bad and wasn't great; just another one of 'those' films.

Laththi was the expected masala movie packed with the expected massive action sequences, superficial logic, and common scenario.

The cinematography and fighting scenes, as usual, stood out being intense and edgy, with dramatic up-close and versatile point-of-view shots, and a robust choreography.

Generally, there was nothing out of the ordinary, though we craved for something new. Laththi wasn't bad and wasn't great; just another one of 'those' films.

Thanks for debutant vinodh for adding a valuable underdog cop drama and his kind gesture....being new to cinema one can find few loopholes in the screenplay especially the villain's act of masking are childish,due to lack of inexperience but promises to be a handy director in mere future.... Vishal known for high octane action flicks wages a lone battle to save this flick does it effortlessly as a clever cop and boosts confidence at right times that saves the flick....a notable dedication... Brilliant stunt choreography and camera work, especially the lighting in constuction spot are brilliant that forms the major asset of the film makes this product a watchable... Overall a passable time pass flick to rejoice.

It was sounding like an interesting storyline because the hero isn't a higher officer rather a constable who was suspended. Logicless scenes and fake emotional scenes and painfully long idiotic zero-logic fight scene in the building made it a bad watch! To make matters even worse, all the self-explanatory scenes were narrated by the hero itself. Please don't waste time watching this crap! Horrible horrible songs, music director please don't do songs again!

Director has got some skills, but please learn the craft and write a good screenplay and then direct a movie.

Amateur filmmaking, painfully long climax, logicless.

First off all hats off to director for come up with different point and screenplay. But the story is not stronger as screenplay, that's why we're not able to digest few scenes. Vishal gave at his best but needed some workout on physical appearance. Music and photography were good. Director might be new but his taking is commendable. Almost 60% of the movie predictable, he could add more commercials in the middle. He may think if we add other things that may spoil the story, but without strong story how can he survive screenplay. Villains are just ok. All the best to the team for next movies. Hope you will come stronger.