To mark up the final verdicts, Thoonga Vanam is definitely worth giving a shot to watch out for.

Thoongaavanam is eminently watchable, even if that means keeping awake for a late night show.

…the intriguing plot, good performances, Ghibran’s innovative background score and camera angles of Sanu Varghese make director Rajesh M Selva’s Thoonga Vanam worth a watch.

The roving camera succeeds to an extent in giving us a sense of the live environment, yet it is often set at a documentary mode rather than live mode, robbing us off the sense of urgency. The sounds have been carefully woven into the film especially, the EDM blaring out of the club.
Thoonga Vanam has a lot going for it, but it isn’t the nail-biting thriller that it could have been.

With adrenaline-pumping action sequences, and good performances this film is a must watch. Kamal Haasan fans are sure to enjoy this thriller!

An okay thriller, with goodies for fans…

Kamal Haasan as CK Diwakar rightly steals the limelight. A tranquil introduction and an even subdued start to his role doesn’t really tell the audience what’s in store from this evergreen performer. He plays a role that aptly fits his age and makeover. As a narcotics cop and a caring father he juggles between the roles with an affluence that only this man can manage.

In today’s world, movies usually can satisfy either the critics or commerce. But when there is a movie, that can adroitly balance both these immoderations and doesn’t test the intelligence of the audience, it can be marked as one-of-a-kind – Thoongavanam falls into that category.