Thoonga Nagaram (U)
04/Feb/2011

2.00

Another tale of Madurai attempting to be different.

Gaurav proves himself a good director by bringing out decent performances from the lead cast as well as the supporting cast. What plays spoilsport in this potential entertainer is the addition of excessive sub plots and songs. Cinematography by Vijay Ulaganathan and music by Sundar.C.Babu is good. O...(more)

Source: Editorial Board, Behindwoods.com

2.00

Where roles and reactions leave you confused!

It's hero Vimal's third film and once again he's at home. Anjali is a natural as always and Bharani proves a right choice. Yet, if the film doesn't impact much, it's because the characterization of the main characters is flawed. Certain sequences are thrillingly shot, but Gaurav's screenplay is slig...(more)

Source: Malathi Rangarajan, The Hindu

2.50

Thoonga Nagaram has its moments.

Director Gaurav makes a good point of bringing up what lies beneath. It's even engaging, most of the time. After a fairly slow first half, the screenplay picks up pace in the second. There are a few edge-of-the-seat moments that work quite well. Sundar C Babu's music isn't very effective. Vijay Ulag...(more)

Source: Pavithra Srinivasan, Rediff.com

3.00

Racy, riveting and entertaining.

Three cheers to Gaurav for making a taut screenplay that is engrossing from scene one. A team of youngsters have come together to ensure the movie is bubbly and breezy all through. The director has ensured that the characters reflect reality and etched them out well. Vimal is impressive. Anjali is c...(more)

Source: Editorial Board, IndiaGlitz.com