“Netru Indha Neram,” Movie Review

In “Netru Indha Neram,” a group of seven friends embarks on a trip to Ooty, only to encounter a series of unsettling events. The narrative takes a chilling turn when Nikhil, one of the friends, mysteriously disappears, prompting the involvement of law enforcement. Amidst this backdrop, a shadowy figure emerges—a serial killer with a distinctive appearance, clad in black attire, adorned with a white mask and a snake tattoo.

As the plot unfolds, the film attempts to weave a web of suspicion around each member of the friend group. Through a non-linear storytelling approach, viewers are presented with varying perspectives of the events, adding layers of intrigue and anticipation. However, the execution falters in portraying the serial killer, whose intended aura of terror falls short, veering into unintentional comedy.

Despite efforts to establish individual character arcs and delve into the complexities of the friends’ relationships, the film struggles to evoke emotional engagement from its audience. Critical revelations are delivered with an absence of depth or impact, leaving viewers detached from the unfolding drama. Even dramatic moments are underscored by a heavy-handed soundtrack, attempting to compensate for the lack of genuine emotional resonance.

“Netru Indha Neram” demonstrates admirable dedication to character development and storytelling ambition. The film meticulously portrays each friend’s journey, showcasing attention to detail. However, the narrative feels somewhat disjointed, and the resolution may be underwhelming. Despite these aspects, the film holds significant potential. With further refinement, it could offer a more cohesive and emotionally resonant viewing experience, leaving audiences satisfied and engaged

Cast:-Shariq Hassan Haritha Monica Ramesh Kavya Amira Divakar Kumar Nithin Aaditya Anand Aravind Selva Bala

Director:-Sai Roshan KR

Rating..3.2/5