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Sorgavaasal , that's the point from where debutant director Siddharth Vishwanath sees and shares his view of how a hell would look like . And trust me the hell is very cruel , rugged , bloodshed and what not . People there are quite tough and brutal . While RJ Balaji is the lead, it was Selva Raghavan who truly stole the show. This classic director really stepped up his acting game, considering he's the one who brought Pudhupettai to life. He knows exactly what it takes to make these kinds of movies. Loved his hairdo , sure shot he got that mad swag . He completely outshone everyone with his exceptional acting skills. Then comes RJ Balaji , surprisingly he was surpassing not just mine but everyone's expectation . Quite a unique and matured acting . This movie really elevated his acting career to new heights. Sharafudeen from Mollywood gives a rock solid performance. And there is Karunaas, Balaji Sakthivel, Natty , Saniya Iyappan and somemore fills the screenspace . The movie is definitely packed with action, but it's not overly gory. Christo Xavier, the talented composer from Mollywood, has delivered a fantastic BGM. Anirudh's voice adds a special touch to one of the songs, and it's absolutely incredible. The movie has a great energy that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Cinematography and particularly the movie tone is perfect . The movie maintained its momentum throughout and was quite interesting. Watch it in theatre with great acoustics. I loved it in palazzo . Not a family movie and a strict no to kids . If you're a fan of Vada Chennai, you'll probably enjoy this movie too .

Maharaja, directed by Nithilan Swaminathan of 'Kurangu Bommai' fame, is a remarkable film that will be remembered for years. This movie is particularly special as it marks the 50th film of Makkal Selvan, Vijay Sethupathi. Having such an outstanding film as his 50th is truly a stroke of luck and a blessing. Sethupathi's natural and versatile performance, where he fully immerses himself in a subtle role, is exceptional. While many movies are made for dustbin, here's one made around a dustbin. The film is packed with goosebumps-inducing moments, with twists and turns seamlessly integrated into the script. Natty shines in a prominent role, delivering a cool and stylish performance. Anurag Kashyap's deep voice and fitting body language provide a solid performance, especially in emotional scenes. Mamta Mohandas fades into the background due to the strong content, and Abirami makes a clean comeback. Bharathiraja keeps himself busy on the big screen, and "Boys" actor Manikandan excels as the villain, promising more future roles. Supporting actors Munishkanth, Aruldoss, and Singampuli also impress with their contributions. The dialogues are top-notch, and composer Ajanesh enhances the experience with an amazing BGM. The minimal yet powerful stunts add to the film's impact. Everyone involved in this movie deserves an A+. However, note that the movie is quite intense, with a few scenes that may not be suitable for children.

Star... it's all about the star named Kavin , what a brilliant actor he is , good found for Tamil movie . If not for him this movie would have been more boring . The movie is all about a long struggle a person undergoes to get into movie industry and most of it sounds true . The movie had one more star which made the crowd go excited was none but Yuvan, he sticks to his unique styling of doing music. While most of it sounds heard before types still it was high on energy and gelled well with the storyline . His music definitely sounds different from Arr, Ani and many... direct Dil Ke...The storyline is simple and has shades of many other movies, and to mention again it's Yuvan's music that gave more life to the scenes . The Ghazal song was a bumper . Class. Talking about the cast , they were definitely beautiful , beyond Kavin , Lal made a classic lifetime performance alongside Geetha Kailasam who comes in as Kavin's mom . Most of the times she put up a very realistic performance but at times overdid it too. Preity Mukhundan was seriously charming and putting up all possible cuteness to her character and performance . Impressive . The movie was definitely missing her in the second half and that's when Aditi Sudhir came up with her rocksolid performance ensuring to make people forget the past (Preity 🙂). The movie had lots of references to other super hit movies including the famous song from Pudhupettai which suited more to this Star than the original . Many such things ensured fun and Star movie was all about performances and super entertaining first half , and it happened . The interval block , then the movie went bizarre and it was seriously dragging and at times depressing which was unexpected . Sure , that's where the viewers would have lost interest and started a desperate wait for it to end . Director Elan still tried hard to get the movie on the track with few promising scenes , still couldn't save the drag . Editing and Trimming of the movie length was much desired there . If it had happened , sure Star would have been a Super-Star. Missed. Good for OTT. Overall Star, Dimming.