Shot Boot Three

A.movie par excellence. Its not just a kids' movie or a pet lovers movie. . Its a movie for humanity, for the world. Conveys positive messages through out the movie without being preachy. Music, cinematography, cast are perfect.

Director Arun Vaidyanathan has focussed on compassion, responsibility and love in every frame. His spiritual approach to life shines thru.

These days its very rare to come across movies that give the comfort to watch with elders and kids. Gives you a Great feeling after watching. Absolutely a feel good movie with excellent actors, music and cinematography. Not just another feather on Arun's cap. This movie honors him with a new crown. Kudos to the entire team.

A family movie should leave happy memories, a smile on your face when the movie is over. Shot boot three does it - a breadth of fresh air amidst the trend of slasher movies families are subjected to watch in the name of pop culture.

The movie revolves around the lives of three kids live in the metro city luxury apartment life and one fix-it-all poor kid. One kid longs for a dog, gets a Golden retriever, all kids enjoy his companionship, dog goes missing and the kids go on a day of adventure finding the dog with happy ending.

All the Kids acted suitably with no over smart dialogues usually given to child artists. The kid acted as poor kid Ramana did his part well with comfortable body language. All senior actors did their supporting roles justifying their characters. Strict mom Sneha, loving dad Venkat prabhu, Yogi babu are all did their part good enough to not take the attention away from main characters.

Rajesh vaidhya's music is apt and suitable. The song Paal mazhai by Sid Sriram and pleasant visuals will stay with you well after the movie.

A family entertainment with nuggets of teachings. Catch it in Theater or OTT to watch with whole family.

Got to watch the Movie 'Shot Boot three' today. A movie for pet lovers and the kids who yearn to own a pet, is going to hit the Box Office on 6th Oct'23!! Movie is breezy and based on emotions truly heart-touching. As a family, we can easily connect with the movie.

Awesome Screenplay and Direction Arun. Way To Go. As on date it's very hard to see a movie with Family and kids and most of the movies are tagged to violence and has to be viewed with parental guidance without any social message. SBT comes with a great Flavour of Pet adoption , to be friendly with pet, Parental involvement , Friendship etc. Which are the need of the hour for Kids as well parents.

Please watch it in Theaters with your kids and for sure 100% feel good movie. Love Max to the core..

Beautiful😃 Shot Boot Three was a beautiful and clean watch. We enjoyed every bit of it.

The story was relatable as it carried crucial messages for our generation

DELICIOUS

-It was clear throughout the screenplay that Arun Vaidyanathan wanted to emphasize the need for love in our fast-paced society.

Love for one another, love for the blind, love for the poor, and of course, love for animals.

-Poovaiyar takes home the award for best performance. He is sooo cute and excelled in his street-wise role!

-Shot Boot Three sustained a childlike atmosphere with entertaining animation, funky score, and simple/clean dialogues

-The yellow color in the lighting, outfits, and dog's fur accentuated the optimism, energy, happiness, and friendship symbolism.

It was quite meaningful to see the solidarity between the friends

-Nice work on the storytelling and direction. Every scene made sense and we were gradually taken from point A to point B.

Being separately introduced to Pallavi, Ballu, and Kailash in the beginning gently invited us into their world so we could understand them.

BLAND

-It was obvious that Shot Boot Three was the main actors' debut. Praniti, Vedanth, and Kailash weren't totally relaxed in front of the camera. We could tell that they were thinking about their next moves/lines. But we give them A for effort!

Don't fall for the reviews giving 10/10 for this movie.

The music, acting, story, and screenplay are merely average, better suited for kids. It falls short in addressing crucial topics like child abuse, animal abuse, and details on diverse breeds, both native to India and imported. The film misses a valuable chance to promote awareness about animal care.

Moreover, it's misleading, depicting kids wandering alone without adult supervision, engaging in heroic acts. Let's be responsible consumers and encourage films that contribute positively to our understanding. Share your thoughts and choices wisely for a more informed cinematic experience.