Siren tamil Movie

Critics Review

2.50

Half Baked Thriller

If one moment is enjoyable, the one right after is a dud and the pattern follows almost throughout the whole movie. Engaging to an extent, but the lengthy, also predictable screenplay never allows us to be invested in the happenings. (more)

Source: Ashwin Ram, MovieCrow

2.00

Jayam Ravi-Keerthy Suresh crime thriller is an underwhelming timepass

Siren is too melodramatic as a crime thriller and is an underwhelming timepass.(more)

Source: Latha Srinivasan, Hindustan Times

2.50

A mixed bag of heightened emotions, convenient writing and first-rate editing

In the first half of Siren, Keerthy�s Nandhini constantly says that she hasn�t killed anyone. In the second half, Jayam Ravi�s Thilagan is the one who is recurringly saying the same dialogue. But while the latter gets a fleshed-out character, Nandhini fails to emerge as a fully formed character. She...(more)

Source: Roopa, Times Of India

2.00

Jayam Ravi-Keerthy Suresh's thriller is ruined by spoon-feeding

Jayam Ravi does his best to salvage the convoluted mess that 'Siren' is. He is earnest in his attempt, but the story doesn't aid in elevating his performance. Meanwhile, Keerthy Suresh feels miscast as Inspector Nandhini. Her character comes off as brash and violent without clear justification. If i...(more)

Source: Janani, India Today

2.00

Jayam Ravi-Keerthy Suresh crime thriller is an underwhelming timepass

Siren is too melodramatic as a crime thriller and is an underwhelming timepass.(more)

Source: Latha Srinivasan, Hindustan Times

2.00

Jayam Ravi's latest is decent as a thriller, dragged down by its 'packaging'

. A film that bats for progressiveness has a celebratory song when the teenage daughter attains puberty. Then we have a chase sequence involving Thilakan trying to take his dying wife to the hospital in his ambulance. Now, the wife gets stabbed by the villains. For reasons unknown, they wait till Ra...(more)

Source: Kirubhakar Purushothaman, Indian Express