Good Night

Finally a romantic story that made sense! Good Night was a down-to-earth and relatable film that used a common topic like snoring and turned it into a captivating entertainment

-Usually love stories begin the romance in one of 2 ways: either the man falls in love at first sight or he goes about arguing with a girl then he slowly falls in love.

Good Night took on a natural approach to Mohan's and Anu's relationship that it was very believable. And these two characters weren't the typical lovers in terms of appearance and behaviors

-Watching the movie felt really homey and comfortable. The handheld camera movement in the opening scene was a great intro to Mohan's house and family. And the soundtrack had a cozy laid-back vibe

-A common snoring problem was used to unveil some underlying issues that needed to be addressed and also revealed people's values. Brilliant!

Kudos to Raichal Rabecca for displaying a courageous and caring spirit, and perseverance despite all the hardships

K. Manikandan's and Meetha's chemistry worked really well, like a real couple, everytime they hugged each other, we sensed it😍

-The puppy was a gentle touch to the film, kinda like a reflection of Anu as both were "abandoned" and alone. But when love and company came into their lives, they were able to thrive and be happy.

Except being a tiny bit stretched in second half, this movie is a delight to watch. The screenplay, cinematography, art, direction, characters are fantastically done. Manikandan is such a natural actor and the movie is shot so beautifully that one can't help comparing it with the fine movies in malayalam cinema that portrays the plight of a common man in a manner that you feel you are there in it, next to them, and see it happening. Very immersive story with a great acting and portrayal of characters by all the actors. First half is a delight to watch but second half felt lengthy and some segments felt unnecessarily stretched. Songs are less but beautiful and are in sync with the story. One time watch in theater definitely. Sometimes we all need a break from the masala and commercial movies that show unrealistic things. This is good cinema technically and otherwise.

It has a very sweet storyline, it just look like a daily life routine, watched the hindi dubbed version.

It just look like your own life where there are few issues at office few small fights at home with siblings and wife and in heart every body is so attached to each other, care for each other and shows the real character of our Indian life style.

Movie has love, romance with a tadka of comedy and definately lot of U turn. It shows love of wife, love of men as a brother , son and husband hidden within ego.

Sweet movie a good family entertainer can be watched with family and give a strong message of accepting yourself and sacrificing for family brings real happiness.

"Good Night" is an awesome rom-com that hooks you with its fresh storyline, superb acting, and hilarious comedy. This movie is a perfect blend of heartwarming drama and laugh-out-loud moments that keep you engaged throughout. It's a well-crafted flick that just feels good to watch because it's so relatable. Although there are a few minor drawbacks in the writing, like the writer playing it safe to avoid being overly dramatic and filmy, they don't really bother you while watching. Overall, "Good Night" is a delightful and entertaining film that will leave you with a big smile on your face. A Simple and Refreshing Feel-Good Drama.

Good Night has a solidly funny first half that establishes its core theme and conflicts, but the way it tries to solve them in the (somewhat stretched) second feels comparatively less entertaining. The proceedings remain realistically grounded throughout, however, a more serious tone replaces the humour in the latter half. The performances are uniformly splendid, be it in the execution of situational humour or sentimental scenes. Manikandan and Ramesh Thilak both excel in their respective roles, and their brotherly chemistry is fantastic to watch. The ladies of the house deliver a great job as well, and the writing gives them sufficient texturing and elevatory moments. Does the film offer a "solution" to its "problem"? Nope. It just tells you how to live with them.