Hot Spot

4 short movies, different emotions and different message to the Public. Must watch till the end (even during then end credits). I especially liked the first and third movie which was fun to watch and wasn't disturbing...but the last movie was slightly disturbing but a must watch for all the parents and upcoming parents. There should be more movies like this rather than commercial movies. First movie is about Women's equality based movie which brings the emotions out of every married women. A movie should leave a impact after you leave the theatre and this movie does it.

Must watch in theatres.

4 stories made together each having a social message, gets you thinking and also reflecting, movies like The Great Indian Kitchen, Gargi, Jai Bhim, Fandry all stay with you long after you have finished watching them, Hot Spot also shall stay with you long after you have finished watching it and will get you questioning a lot of things, these movies may have not been easy to make and could have also witnessed lots of roadblocks but I am glad that these are made and available on OTT platforms.

Until someone does something for the first time, Everything will be practically impossible, Someone should bring a change for the first time and we should be that someone, be the first in everything that bring about a good change for everyone.

This film is an absolute must-watch, offering a powerful portrayal of society's realities in a clear and straightforward manner. It serves as an eye-opener to many of today's pressing social issues, shedding light on topics that are often overlooked or ignored. The director has done an exceptional job of capturing these complexities and bringing them to the forefront in a way that is both accessible and thought-provoking. A huge round of applause for the director's vision and execution. Wishing you all the best in your future projects, and may you continue to create such impactful and meaningful cinema. God bless you.

RATED 9/10 Language: Tamil Source: Amazon prime HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

4 solid stories presented in highly entertaining way. The concept, issues analyzed multiple times in Tamil cinema, still its standing out distinctly among them. Must watch adults only movie with some good messages.

First story is so hilarious but it hit the point to audience on point blank. And this is my favorite

Second one simple and quick, not much about it. Director justified this story also with superb interval block.

Third one is highly balanced one like walking on the edge of the blade. It has its own funny moments at the same time slipper slap on the face with the message.

Last one is bit emotional one and bit serial drama type also. The after-credit voice over gives the thought of the director and how sincerely he approached this subject.

Must watch and worth the watch.

I recently watched the Tamil movie Hot Spot and while I commend the director for thinking outside the box, the film left me with mixed feelings. It's clear that the movie was crafted with care and a desire to tackle significant societal issues, but I found the approach somewhat heavy-handed.

The movie is divided into four stories, each tackling a controversial subject. While the intent is noble, the stories sometimes felt like they were chosen more for their shock value than for their narrative coherence.

First Story: It delivers a strong message about a global issue that transcends geographical boundaries. The critique of societal inequality is relevant, but the suggestion that equality (almost communism) might be the solution seems overly simplistic and idealistic.

Second Story: This segment challenges age-old societal norms, particularly those around tradition. It's thought-provoking, leaving the audience to draw their conclusions

Third Story: A fantasy narrative that attempts to criticize male chauvinism under the guise of gender equality. While the intent is clear, it felt somewhat forced the same gender equality from the first in a very different way different theme

Fourth Story: This final segment addresses a heartbreaking societal issue, portraying it in a brutally emotional way. The depiction of how societal pressures and the desire for a comfortable life can drive parents to desperate actions was powerful but also deeply unsettling.

In summary, Hot Spot is a well-made film with commendable intentions. Very adult themes, certainly not a family with kids watch. However, the way the stories were stitched together left me feeling more uncomfortable than engaged. While I can appreciate the craftsmanship, the overall experience was less enjoyable due to the heavy-handed treatment of the themes.