Director Vishal Venkat’s film is a unique drama that uses magical realism to explore big ideas about society and human nature.

The story is about two religious groups in a village who are always fighting.

The death of an atheist character, Kathiravan, then causes a series of strange events to happen, leading the villagers to worship him as a divine being due to a bizarre incident.

Director Vishal Venkat has created a movie that is very different from normal films. He uses satire and magical realism to tell a story with a deeper meaning.

The film starts slowly, but it is made for those who enjoy movies that make you think about things long after you’ve watched them. He handles the delicate balance of humor and drama with great skill.

Arjun Das, in a new type of role, does a great job of playing a simple and innocent man, Manimuthu, who is caught in the strange events.

Shivathmika Rajashekar is also excellent as a strong and sensible character who goes through a meaningful journey.

Kaali Venkat is a standout in his role as the deceased Kathiravan, managing to deliver a memorable performance even with limited movement. The other actors in the film support the main characters well.

D. Imman’s music is a highlight of the film, creating a soulful and special mood that fits the movie’s unique world.

The visuals, handled by cinematographer P. M. Rajkumar, add to the film’s distinct feel, making it a memorable experience. The editing by Prasanna G.K. maintains a good pace, balancing the quirky and emotional scenes.

Rating: 3.6/5

By Naveen