24

This film revolves around a time-controlling watch, in which we see him using that watch to trap a girl. The way the ability to control time is presented in this film does not feel like sci-fi at all, but rather like a fantasy film. The film has an easy and convenient approach, which makes some things unconvincing. In the film, we see destiny, fate, luck, cleverly plotted emotional manipulation, mom sentiments, and a family angle. We also see turns and twists. Some scenes in the film could have been improved, such as instead of repeatedly saying "basically I'm a watch mechanic." The film's villain is very smart, clever, manipulative, reckless and formidable. It would have been good to understand the physics behind time travel, with clever edits, and it would have been fun to take a non-linear approach with jumps back and forth in the timeline. This film fails to fully utilize the potential of a concept like time control ability, keeping time travel as the core subject. The ending of this film felt weak. 24 is director Vikram Kumar's ambitious film, and his full effort is visible. You will witness stylish, sleek, rich, bright colors, and visuals, and of course, one of the beautifully shot songs in this film. The film has flaws and good things, so this film gives both a good and bad experience.