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Watched this movie only for the hero. No logic in the movie. First half was keeping us interested and we are curious to know how the girl died. The villain chooses a girl to kill and exactly that girl will roam around in the night for the villain to catch her easily. And the reason why he kills is another nonsense. Once you finish watching the movie, you feel like you wasted 2 hours.

This film had zero writing. The craft was lacking in many areas. Arulnithi performance was good. Avanthika performed very badly. She looks artificial with her expressions. Visuals and BGM were decent. Doing a YouTube video is a lot diff from doing films. The director should improve his craft before that.

Giving 6 stars only for Arulnithi sir's screen presence! Though, I was a follower of eruma Saani team, I went to the movie only for Arulnithi! Trusted his script selections but it failed this time!

Good attempt for a debut director but the movie requires more detailing and strong screenplay!

There's literally nothing in the 1st half. 2nd half is decent coz of the main story reveal. That story is not something interesting too.

Why do people roam around in night alone even after seeing some ghostly figure?? Why can't people communicate with each other that they saw someone in night. Though people won't believe 1st time, if it comes from different people then they'll do something.

Many girls are dying, one girl nearly escaped death. Even after everything they're reaching out to the college principal instead of the police. And that principal is sooo annoying.

Whole movie runs in 0.5x or 0.75x speed. If it was in original speed, its hardly a 1.5 hour movie. It should have been made like a 10 mins 10 episode youtube series.

Everyone are throwing glass bottles on villain, hitting with wood, chair, throwing stones but still he's walking normally. He's also a human not a superhuman to survive all this.

Poor poor poor movie making.

Actually a very good movie. I delayed watching due to negative feedback but once started the screenplay the movie feels terrifying. Support the Young directors.