Dragon

“Dragon is a film about moral values. It is an attempt to redefine heroism as nobility rather than success. The last act of the movie elevates it from being a normal commercial entertainer to a higher moral plane, which is seldom visited by such 'mass movies'.”

“Ashwath Marimuthu’s second outing is also a fun, emotional, and fully charged ride.”

“With a terrific Pradeep Ranganathan in the lead, director Ashwath Marimuthu and his team have delivered a heavily preachy yet immensely entertaining film that knows its audience. Dragon is a film that is all heart, and uses all its smartness to keep us engaged, and even pull the rug from under our feet.”

“Pradeep Ranganathan-Ashwath Marimuthu's film is masterfully crafted by clever writing & impactful performances”

“Dragon is an engaging, entertaining film that combines humor with a coming-of-age redemption story, though it may require viewers to overlook certain glorifications and problematic elements.”

“...a fun film that stresses the importance of education and second chances in life. The film hits the right notes, mostly.”

“Dragon is a thoroughly entertaining dramedy about a boy-next-door, and it also features an imperfect hero who learns a thing or two about doing the right thing. It's the sweet spot between the sensibilities of Pradeep and Ashwath, capturing the zeitgeist with a modern take on stories that need to be told at a time when unemployment, social media-driven envy, and a general sense of dissatisfaction have gripped the youth.”

“Dragon is a film that is fun and entertaining with an underlying social message that is important at this point in time. Director Ashwath Marimuthu and Pradeep Ranganathan have aced this outing.”