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2.75
Darling - Just about enough laughs
Darling is another small film that does not try to mix too many things and just concentrates on the job at hand. A crisp outing that entertains just about enough. (more)
Source: Bharath Vijayakumar, MovieCrow
2.75
Darling - Does entertain with its comedy and thrills
The team hasn't pushed the boundaries in terms of thrills and chills. They have stuck to the already over-exploited pale faced, dark eyed, brassy and deep throated basic ghost template, which is the lone 'not much fun' element in the movie. (more)
Source: Editorial Board, Behindwoods.com
2.75
Above average
Debutant director Sam Anton's Darling is an entertaining comic-horror flick with some good writing and performances. Darling starts with a couple coming to a guest house and both gets murdered in a strange fashion. Cut to the present, the film resumes with GV Prakash, a depressed youngster who decides to commit suicide as his lover cheated him and he is soon joined by his friend Bala Saravanan, a beautiful girl Nikki Galrani and highly enjoyable Karunas who all are having their individual reasons to commit suicide(more)
Source: Movie buzz, Sify.com
3.00
Three young people decide to commit suicide and go to a beach house to die, not realizing that a ghost haunts the place...
If there is something Tamil cinema can be proud of in recent times, it is how directors have cracked the code to making horror films that do not just scare but also make you laugh. Hollywood has had horror comedies for a long time but here, it is heartening to see our directors adapting the must-haves of the genre to our culture and lifestyle so that we are emotionally invested in the films. (more)
Source: M. Suganth, Times Of India
2.50
Darling is worth a watch
Debutante director Sam Anton's Darling has a decent pace, some excellent comedy and an engaging screenplay, says S Saraswathi. Debutant director Sam Anton chose to make his foray in the film industry with a remake of Prema Katha Chitram, a Telugu horror comedy that went on to become a huge blockbuster. (more)
Source: S. Saraswathi, Rediff.com
