Tughlak Durbar (SUN TV)
10/Sep/2021 Comedy, Drama

2.75

A Passable Entertainer That Could Have Been So Much Better!

Tughlaq Durbar is lightweight and it works both for and against the film. While at no point the film becomes a tedious watch, you also aren't really emotionally invested with the film. This wouldn't have been a problem if this was a completely fun watch but it also has certain emotions involved with...(more)

Source: Bharath Vijayakumar, MovieCrow

3.00

LARGELY ENTERTAINING

Tughlaq Durbar is a largely entertaining film that uses satire to keep us invested in the story. As a man engaged in an internal battle, Vijay Sethupathi gives a likeable performance, while keeping the tone light. Both in terms of attitude and dialogue delivery, Parthiban's Rayappan recalls the acto...(more)

Source: M Suganth, Times Of India

3.00

With a strong show in all departments, Thuglaq Darbar is a clear entertainer.

The film is laced with situational humour and at no place does the director choose to go ambitious with the jokes or gags, meaning there are no unnecessary lines for the sake of humour. Instead he does the opposite. Wherever there's scope for comedy, he grabs them with open arms and gets the desired...(more)

Source: Review Board, Behindwoods.com

3.00

VJS, Parthiban in an entertaining but shallow political satire

Singam and Rayappan's relationship anchors the film. It is truly fun to see Parthiban back on the screen and even better to watch him sparring with Vijay Sethupathi. This is possibly the foremost reason to sit through Tughlaq Durbar. Parthiban is equal parts menacing and comedic, though there is roo...(more)

Source: Bharathy Singaravel, The News Minute

3.00

A flawed yet hilarious political satire

The film becomes a rollercoaster ride driven by the good and bad side of the protagonist. Sethupathi is hilarious with his mannerisms and expressions. Karunakaran and Parthiban match the effortless comedy of Sethupathi. The trio anchors the first-half.(more)

Source: Vivek MV, Deccan Herald