Kuttrame Thandanai

The story revolves around a murder of a girl,2 suspects have been spotted by a neighbor Shiva. Shiva a credit card agent has a ratina problem for which he has a tunnel vision. Story is strong till the climax you cant guess who is the murderer. Last 30mins of the movie will definitely shock you. Great performance by the lead actor.

What I just saw? Murder mystery having an eye witness Who is suffering from a tunnel vision which itself is a rare disease. Sometimes I imagine Why don't the Bollywood film makers make these kinds of movies? Coming back to the movie: It a edge of a seat thriller with a great direction, acting and screenplay. The best part is the climax. I always dislike the movies having incomplete script or which ends with injustice. As the title itself tells that you can never escape from your sins. Overall: A must watch for the thriller lovers. It will attract you right from its casting scenes.

Amazingly introspective. As you tread through the rights and wrongs of life, the wrongs will leave their mark in your conscience. There is no escaping that.

The whodunit is there. While it is pretty good, that is just one of the seemingly insignificant layers.

The director's mastery makes us feel the tunnel vision that Ravi is going through.

Vidharth has done a wonderful job of playing the main protagonist and had my full attention as the viewer as he walks through the character's destinies that the movie maker had set him.

Rahman has done his part quite well. Nassar has been perfect as you would expect from a veteran of that stature.

The whole movie feels like a well integrated multilayered jigsaw puzzle with all threads blended in perfectly.

Vidharth's acting stood out the most in the movie.Third Manikandan movie after "Kaakka Muttai" and "Aandavan Kattalai". All three are so different. This one is my favorite. Highly recommended.

Actor did his best to make this story feel ...i like it.

If this movie was in Hollywood it would be the best movie in 2016 so far.the film owes more to Alfred Hitchcock and Rear Window. As in the older film, a neighbor ends up murdered. And the protagonist is limited by a condition. In Stewart's case, it was a foot-fracture. Ravi suffers from tunnel vision. He can only see what's directly ahead, which appears as a small circle in a sea of black. But the bigger difference is that Rear Window concerned itself with the murder and apprehending the perpetrator, while Kutrame Thandanai is after something more… existential.directing is somewhat good but the acting is amazing. Really the best neo-noir crime psychological thriller film cinematography i watched after secret in their eyes Argentinian copy.