This is the first time I've felt like I wish the theater would play the movie at 2x speed or something so I could get through this chore and get out of there. When the theater doors opened after the movie, it felt just like Andy's escape from Shawshank prison.

In a time when commercial films are battling with the trend of second half curse, the legendary combo of Maniratnam and Aandavar has risen from the ashes after 30+ years…

The entire theater transformed into a stadium vibe, making it feel like we were right there witnessing the fights from the movie. Every punch, every victory, and every defeat had the audience reacting just as they would if it were real life. This alone shows that the film achieved its goal.

The script is straightforward but well-executed, ensuring you’re engaged throughout the runtime. It’s well-paced and edited,and comedy scenes definetly worked for me except for very few which felt cringe.The…