Mathagam

This series should have been rated above 8.5 but I don't know why it is rated 6.4 Excellent direction and acting especially atharva,Manikandan and lady commissioner atharva is a holliwood material he is wasting his time in tamil industry. The series carries out the phase slow and steady for a fitting climax.i can sense it. This series will be a great hit and It will open the doors for the director for a great future This series is the best in tamil I have ever seen all the actors have acted splendidly and photography editing and everything is good in the series dd is a surprise package as always she did her job well.

Its a classic theme of "Decent Gangster vs. Grey Cop" which often explores moral ambiguity and the thin line between right and wrong. Mathagam is the same where the screenplay weaves a complex narrative, highlighting the conflicting values of the characters. The characterization is crucial and (director has done amazing work here) portraying the internal struggles and motivations of both the "good" gangster and the morally ambiguous cop. It's a genre that thrives on suspense, intricate plot twists, and ethical dilemmas, providing a gripping cinematic experience for the audience. If you are a lover of details and good dialogues, Go for it.

Wondered episode after episode how badly somebody can execute a web series with a promising cast.

The show's direction is one of its major downfalls. The narrative lacks a clear sense of direction, leaving you scratching your head most of the time. The storylines meander aimlessly, leading to confusion and frustration rather than engagement. The lack of focus makes it difficult to invest emotionally in any of the characters, as their development is haphazard and inconsistent.

Lack of focus, underdeveloped characters, pacing issues, make it a frustrating and disappointing experience Stamp of work of an amateur all over.

Waste of time" would be an understatement when describing my experience watching "Mathagam." I was intrigued by the prospect of delving into a unique narrative, but what I encountered was a convoluted mess that left me questioning the director's intentions and storytelling choices.

In an interview, Atharvaa, one of the key actors in the film, shared that he had questioned the director about the possibility of turning "Mathagam" into a conventional theatrical experience. The director's response, claiming that such a shift would compromise the depth of character portrayal, now appears to be a baffling justification for a truly misguided endeavor.

The film sprawls over five seemingly never-ending episodes, attempting to dissect and elucidate the intricacies of its characters. However, this approach backfires, as these extended episodes add nothing substantial to the plot or character development. Instead, they merely serve as a showcase of the director's inability to effectively communicate his narrative in a concise and engaging manner.

Could have casted anyone else in atharva role.

His acting is the same in all his movies. So

predictable and boring. Didn't feel connected

because of the weak acting of the protagonist.

The series is overall good. But story moves too slow.

Not so gripping story line.

Even DD, Mani, GVM and other artists acted so well.

Don't feel like there is a need for season 2, could

have just finished the story in this season's episodes.

If the story moves a little faster, with a good protagonist, not be too draggy a story.

Maybe would keep the watcher more engaged and connected to the series.

Let's wait and see season 2.