Raangi

Scripted by A.r.Murugadoss is a fresh take on a unique story line with his assistant M.saravanan handling few thought provoking dialogue portion and direction... The movie struggles to elevate initially due to slow paced narration... 2nd half holds the grip with fine moments...breaking the usual cliche of terrorist formula and especially the climax portion have been shot well technically brilliant... Sakthivels' camera captures the plains of Tunisia and keeping the soul of movie lively... Trisha does a neat job,though Aalim character has no scope for performance he (Bekzod Abdul malikov) does a worthy performance... Overall a slow paced first half needs ur temper to enjoy a new story line that elevates in the later part.

Nothing new , just the same old story with pathetic performance by Trisha and others !! This genera doesn't suit Trisha at all and we can't even feel what she is going through with this character and absolutely waste of time and money !!

Saravan has been doing good work previously but this is not his genre and I'm sorry for Lyca for producing these kind of pathetic stories with Trisha and Trisha to tell , she has tried her best but it doesn't work at all .

We are fed up with these kind of spineless stories , especially bringing Terrorism into creative arts , how many years you are going to use that plot for your own sake !!

Raangi is very wrongly!!

Over acting as usual by Trisha, not interested to continue watching the movie and director not concentrating on story and justified violent people as good.

Too many scenes not fit to the story and showing Indian police as bad and Anti-social elements are good

Very bad example using school kids and justified government forces are bad and Anti-social elements are good to people.

Director glorified terrorist just killed Tamil Nadu Police forces with wrong inspector and no justification for killing constables in the station but Trisha keeps supporting the person who ordered the killing.

Waste of money and no entertainment for family.

Raangi starts off with a good note of introducing Trisha as a bold woman journalist. The one line of the film is absolutely amazing. But, everything else that happens afterwards are cringeworthy and should not be considered as a model to be followed. Impersonating a teenager, putting a teenager at risk of getting victimized by social network cybercriminals, taking a teenager to places of danger without letting her know the exact reason, asking a teenage girl to strip naked without letting her know the reason are some of the things I am shocked to see in this movie. Such directors should be banned and stopped from making anymore movies.

Also, the film does not know its core message, is it about Teenager problems, supporting Zealots, or justifying romancing with kids. At last when the lead character cries, we can only laugh.

This lad in Aalim's role is a breath of fresh air. His emotions are effortlessly real. Storyline could have been better without the needless Macho-Trisha part. Bekzod Abdul Malikov has a true potential to shine in Indian cinema. Mollywood, have you signed him yet...

Simplifying the turmoil gripping a country like Libya could have been avoided. Perils of exposing social media to teens and the issue that the movie started with could have also been handled in a sensitive manner. There is difference between mistake and crime. What the other girl did was cyber crime and this movie even trivialised that!

My score is for Bekzod, not the movie.