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Critics Review
3.00
Solid Flick, A Complete Surprise!
Though it could have been made as a more simpler and crisper flick, a tight narrative that focuses on the story with a striking screenplay puts on a worthy show. Raw, dark and quirky, yet manages to excite with many mighty moments.(more)
Source: Moviecrow, MovieCrow
3.00
Unconventional narration and layered plot make Parole an interesting watch
Rajkumar Amal's background score and Magesh Thirunavukarasu's cinematography really help in elevating certain emotions. Parole is not a great film, but definitely a very good attempt that deserves an applause for its power-packed writing.(more)
Source: Logesh Balachandran, Times Of India
3.00
Parole is a raw and gritty film filled with power-packed performances.
The excessive violence might be a turn-off for the audience. Parole isn't a film meant for everyone either. It is a daring in your face experience which doesn't hold back. But it is a small film made with utmost sincerity and dedication and such films deserve our backing.(more)
Source: Behindwoods, Behindwoods.com
3.00
An engrossing tale of sibling rivalry
Parole suffers heavily from a hasty ending. The redemption angle towards the end is rushed and unconvincing. It would have worked better with a bit more clarity in writing. There are still some memorable moments like Karikalan's explanation of why he wants to escape jail. The reason is simple � for fan kaathu. It might sound lame, but it's a big deal for someone who is about to be robbed off the comfort of a fan's breeze for the next 28 years. It is such simple but meaningful moments that make Parole an appreciable attempt from Dwarakh Raja and his young team.(more)
Source: Vignesh, CinemaExpress.com