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Aadhityaa Parthasarathy
A good story about posco.
A different attempt to deliver the already cooked story.
24 Aug’25 13:33
Faleel Kari
Maareesan, both Fahadh Faasil and Vadivelu deliver standout performances.
Fahadh brings his usual intensity and nuance to Dhaya, the petty thief caught in a moral maze, while
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Started out as something, became something unexpected & extremely farfetched.
I would loved to see a better plot line. FaFa was underused massively. Sad, could’ve been much better.
Srividya Vanamamalai
Vadivelu’s finest performance after Thevar Magan.
A slow burner with a nice setup and stays true to its origin.
MAN OF CINEMA
Two Brilliant Actors with a bit underwhelming script.
The first half journey was really good, with so much unpredictability and character traits, it gave a unique experience of
Mano Yokesh
Vadivelu ate the role.
Vadivelu ate fafa.
Fafa did a role very similar to Thondimuthalum and vettiyan. Felt a bit artificial and not a trademark fafa. Meanwhile Vadivelu on the
Nitin Pallan
Was too dramatic...
Just a watch
Sidcinnati .
Brilliant first half (had me constantly questioning where all of it was going)
and a cliched (but still very watchable) 2nd half.
I'm surprised someone of Fahad's stature
Yash P
Go for it.
Twist was unexpected.
Harikrishnan P S
Mareesan starts off as a light-hearted travel comedy but gradually unfolds into
a powerful, emotionally impactful drama. The genre shift after the interval was unexpected and
Isaac Zachariah
Mareesan gripped me because the murders carried an undeniable morality.
I even wished the violence went further, but even as it stood, the brutality felt like justice. It blurred
Jinesh Muralidharan
Starts as an interesting road movie with two seasoned actors and you know from
the beginning that something doesn’t seen right . And they make it slightly interesting but the
Aijaz Khan
Too long
Popcorn Reviewss
#Maareesan has left me conflicted.
It boasts of a heartfelt first hour but a woefully generic second hour, anchored only by the brilliance of the Fafa-Vadivelu combo that makes
Shridhar Manivannan
decent slow burn thriller with awesome performances.
Could have been a great film if the execution was a little more inventive but Vadivelu and FaFa saved the day!