Sindhubaadh

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...

The movie is about Thiru in a travel to rescue his wife from Human trafficking. The movie is a mix of romance, action and comedy. Where not all these are balanced. Vijay Sethupathi is the same you can expect the same reactions and the humor which you have already watched in his previous movies.Super makes few scenes interesting and watchable. Overall it is a movie for Vijay Sethupathi Fans and the key message was in the end. Which was casual and effective. Be true to your core identity rather than faking a different one because you think it will be attractive to others.

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!

The movie is not bad as I thought after seeing 5+ avg rating in IMDB. Vijay Sethupathi and Anjali carries the show. Its a commercial storyline though it may seem to be giving some messages in second half (not sure those Thailand things are real), as a commercial movie, you expect the hero to be the saviour of everyone, he can fight, overpower a mass villain just like that etc, etc, don't worry about logic, if you care, you can't watch most of the movies around.

If you like Vijay Sethupathi, you will like the movie. There are laughing moments, romance moments, action, chase. Don't watch a movie with the hero's previous movies in the mind, if you want a movie like Naanum Rowdythaan, then you will have to watch Naanum Rowdythaan again, not this one.

So the sense of humor here is pretty good. "Sindubaadh" because it's a "doing a sin to be this baadh." But you still gotta watch it, because how else would you know that?

When this dawned on me, I laughed. Out loud. A lot. I emailed my brother to tell him, because we always get a kick out of cleverness. He asked, "So I see it or not?" I said, "You have to see it so you can find out for yourself." So he said, yeah and I said yeah. . .

A couple days later, which is today, he got hold of me to say, "Bro, you nailed it with your breakdown of the name. Couldn't be bothered to finish it, even. This movie would be good if they paid us to watch it, which is not as bad as that sounds because there are lots of movies that they couldn't pay me to watch."