Movie Review – Indira 🎬

Streaming on: Sun Next

The film Indira tries to ride on the current trend of “psycho killer” thrillers. In such stories, the villain usually murders for a reason that the audience can understand or at least find chilling. Without that, the character risks coming across as unintentionally funny.

That’s exactly what happens here. Instead of fear or tension, the so-called psycho killer only evokes laughter.

Adding to the chaos, the protagonist is introduced as a police officer. But rather than doing his duty, he’s suspended—because he was caught drinking on duty and even driving under the influence. His alcoholism becomes a running theme, and in a strange twist, the heroine herself starts drinking with him. Eventually, his excessive drinking costs him his eyesight.

There’s a moment where the heroine promises to support him and emotionally holds his hand to guide him. It almost feels touching—until the very next moment when she is shockingly murdered.

This raises the central questions: is her murder connected to the serial killer? Can our hero uncover the truth despite his disability?

Unfortunately, the screenplay fails to deliver engaging answers. Yes, there are twists, but they lack impact. By the climax, the film not only confuses the villain but also leaves the audience puzzled and unsatisfied.

Verdict:

Indira ends up being unintentionally comical. Even the “psycho killer” feels less like a threat and more like a comedy element.

⭐ Rating: Better skipped unless you’re in the mood for unintentional laughs.

Rating: 4/10

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 Movie Review – Indira 🎬

Streaming on: Sun Next

The film Indira tries to ride on the current trend of “psycho killer” thrillers. In such stories, the villain usually murders for a reason that the audience can understand or at least find chilling. Without that, the character risks coming across as unintentionally funny.

That’s exactly what happens here. Instead of fear or tension, the so-called psycho killer only evokes laughter.

Adding to the chaos, the protagonist is introduced as a police officer. But rather than doing his duty, he’s suspended—because he was caught drinking on duty and even driving under the influence. His alcoholism becomes a running theme, and in a strange twist, the heroine herself starts drinking with him. Eventually, his excessive drinking costs him his eyesight.

There’s a moment where the heroine promises to support him and emotionally holds his hand to guide him. It almost feels touching—until the very next moment when she is shockingly murdered.

This raises the central questions: is her murder connected to the serial killer? Can our hero uncover the truth despite his disability?

Unfortunately, the screenplay fails to deliver engaging answers. Yes, there are twists, but they lack impact. By the climax, the film not only confuses the villain but also leaves the audience puzzled and unsatisfied.

Verdict:

Indira ends up being unintentionally comical. Even the “psycho killer” feels less like a threat and more like a comedy element.

⭐ Rating: Better skipped unless you’re in the mood for unintentional laughs.

Rating: 4/10

#IndiraMovie #MovieReview #TamilCinema