3BHK

A pathetic story of an incompetent man trying to live life vicariously through his son. Typical Kollywood story where the women are single dimensional and exist only to improve the lives of the men. Tamil cinema needs to learn from Malayalam industry. Glorifies all toxic behavior of Tamil culture, like judging people if they don't own a house, forcing their kids to pursue education they are simply not interested or good at, forcing the daughter into a marriage paying dowry, forcing the father's personal goals on the son just because of his ego and lack of self esteem, daughters have no real role. A horrible depiction, and sets a dangerous precedent for audience.

First question - what is Devayani doing in this movie? The writer/director simply made her a doll that shakes her head, at different intervals!!

Story - we have seen this many times before. Can you not give a different take? The father (Sarathkumar) is so very toxic and irritating. Even in "middle-class" families, people simply dont just shake their heads to dad's every stupid obsessions.

All in all, it was a drag.

Usually, the "M" in "Movies" stands for "Miracles!" However, this film takes a more realistic approach. It tells the story of a lower-middle-class family that dreams of owning their own home. The cast did a fantastic job with their performances, and all the characters were well-written. The story included some humor to lighten the mood and keep the viewers engaged, and it effectively accomplished that.

The narrative conveys a poignant lesson: life doesn't always go as planned, and sometimes hard work doesn't reciprocate to success. This film was a refreshing change from all the violent movies out there. It's worth watching at least once.

Thank you for taking the time to read this. I hope you have a great day!

This is the emotion and life of everyday happening in Tamil Nadu. It is sad, in current period, that buying a house is made the life time goal for current times. Previously joint family created savings and co-inhabitation made them achieve other valuable things to the Society. In this film Prabhu's (Siddharth) family with parents in Sarathkumar and Devayani and a very energetic sister, face one problem after another and how they overcome is the story.

The attempt by director to subtly pinpoint the 'norm' of aiming at HSC marks and how averages discourage anybody who has no interest in this rat race. Story portrays how all family members just compromise their ambitions, creativity and own strengths to just be like how others live, in the name of sacrificing for this and that.

It is not one direct story- but every ups and downs that family face each stage of their family lives.

When the goal is achieved, how many mental boundaries and societal norms and escape from servitude and exploitation they overcome is a remarkable lesson we all have to have as take home message, rather than the remembrance of victory. A small ambition of education for big salary and to buy home made generations as slaves, inept and self defeating. This story tells that, but are we listening?

I am sure the bubbly, enthusiastic and decisive Meetha Raghunath as Aarthy will get many films, based on this great performance.

Chaithra J. Achar as Aishwarya is emotional outlet and subtle encouragement for Prabbu (Sidharth). Sidharth role is very difficult and peculiar in recent times. He did justification with his natural acting without any dramatic big emotions. We see an ordinary youth in our neighbourhood in him and not a hero. This is the success of the film. Sarath Kumar, with few word dialogues convey exactly what is important for this film's success. Devayani with minimal dialogue had to deliver through facial expressions that she did very well.

I recommend you to see and please take the message and be united as family and happy and go not as rat racers for flats as success goals.

This movie isn't for everyone. But if you relate to the characters or any part of the story, you simply can't take your eyes off it.

3BHK revolves around a middle class family tired of shifting between rented houses, dreaming of building a home of their own. But life, as always, has other plans.

It beautifully captures the everyday struggles of middle-class families who work relentlessly with the hope of moving to a better place in life. And when life knocks them down, they don't give up, They just can't give up. The weight on their shoulders won't let them. They adjust, they sacrifice, and they keep moving forward with hope.

It hits you with the truth that life is not easy, and it's not fair for everyone. We are blessed with what we have now, but this is not the time to stop and relax. We have to keep moving forward with resilience.

3BHK overwhelms you with a mix of emotions sorrow, happiness, anger, and above all, hope.