Garudan and Maharaja – Redefines Kollywood 2024

In 2024, the Kollywood film industry had a lackluster year, with no new releases making a significant impact either in terms of content or at the box office. Recently, the Malayalam film Manjummel Boys and the 20-year-old re-release of Gilli were well-received, however, the new releases in Kollywood failed to have a substantial impact. Aranmani 4, released in early May, was a good commercial flick, having a decent run in theaters. However, audiences were still waiting for a standout film from Kollywood.

Garudan

Garudan, which was released on May 31, turned out to be an excellent rural action film with a strong emotional connection and message. Fim revolves around the friendship , loyalty , betrayal and realisation of a innocent common man. While the story is not that new, the depth of the characters and the screenplay made the film highly impactful. Director Durai Senthil Kumar deserves commendation for sticking to the film’s theme and content. Rather than just focusing on protagonist and antagonist, there are many important characters , providing a proper track for everyone gives a balanced viewing experience as it explores the emotions of various characters throughout the film and creates a impact.

Maharaja

On June 14, Maharaja was released, offering a compelling action thriller with a gripping screenplay that also addresses the issue of women’s harassment. Film is an out and out revenge of a father with unexpected twists and turns. This film marked Vijay Sethupathi’s 50th film and stands as a significant milestone in his career, providing him with ample opportunity to showcase both his performance skills and elevate his mass appeal. Director Nithilan Swaminathan deserves praise for executing the film with a gripping screenplay and editing, keeping the suspense high until the end while also creating a strong emotional impact.

Summary

Both films offer a worth watching experience with a neat narration , screenplay and conveys emotions to audience . It should be noted that both films contain a significant amount of violence, making them unsuitable for children, but providing a perfect experience for avid cinema enthusiasts.

WI Rating

Garudan : 4/5 | Maharaja : 4.25/5

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