Cyanide

Ravi Kale as Shivarasan was very impactful. He was silent and cold, and it made the character scarier. I also liked Rangayana Raghu's performance as the innocent man who shelters the militants-his emotional conflict was very believable. Tara also did a great job showing the emotional struggle of her character.

The movie showed how politics and violence can destroy innocent lives. It also reminded me how real-life incidents can be more terrifying than fiction. It left a strong impression about the cost of terrorism and how even those who are unaware can get caught in its web The cinematography by Rathnavelu really set the mood-it was dark and tense. The editing was sharp, with no unnecessary scenes. The background score by Sandeep Chowta added a lot of suspense without overpowering the scenes.

This movie shows that how much director Sri AMR. Ramesh sir was obsessed with his craft of directing the movie it's seen on the film due to his in depth research, it was a very good movie showing what had happened earlier. This movie needs to be rewatched by our genz generation too due to its art used in sandalwood which is really delightful to watch. Its unique direction and research methodology is what brings it out of the box, really proud that sandalwood industry has released such a movie in fact this movie should be rereleased as a Pan India movie, really appreciate the efforts of actor's realistic acting.