Carbon Tamil Movie Review

Carbon is scripted and directed by R Srinuvasan. “ Vidharth Vidharth is a Tamil film actor, who started his ca >> Read More... ,” Dhanya Balakrishna Dhanya Balakrishna is an Indian actress prominentl >> Read More... , “G Marimuthu,” Nitish Veera Nitish Veera is an Indian film actor. He was born >> Read More... , Munar Ramesh, and Vinod Sagar Vinod Sagar is a Tamil actor mostly seen in suppor >> Read More... are cast. Bhagyalakshmi and Ananda Jyothi produced the film. Sam CS Born on July 30, in Munnar, Kerala, Sam C. S. is a >> Read More... composed the music. KL Praveen edited the film.

Plot

Shankar is the son of Subburayan, a garbage truck driver. Shankar often gets dreams that hint him the upcoming incidents. Once, he gets a dream that shows him that he would meet an accident. It happened, and hence Shankar started believing his dreams. Later, he gets a dream that his father involves in an accident. That too happens, and he finds no money for further treatment. So, he decides to get a time loop with which he could find the person who made that accident to get money from him for his father’s treatment. Will that happen? The rest of the film follows this.

Star Performance

Vidharth did his best. His expressions and body language are good. It is good to know that it is his 25^th film. Marimuthu has got a solid role, and he excelled in it. Dhanya is not given a usual heroine role, and she also has some worthy part to play.

Analysis

Unlike the time loop movies, this film stands unique. The plot is different, and the actors are given space to emote well. The characters are designed well, and the right people are placed. The editing department needs to be appreciated for the work done. But, some places needed better writing. However, the screenplay is quite engaging and makes the audience watch the film throughout.

What’s There?

• Characters are designed well
• The lead stars did their best

What’s Not There?

• Certain scenes needed better writing

Verdict

The film is unique in its style, and the director has done his best in his debut. If some scenes involving Vidharth and Dhanya had been penned better, it would have attracted more audience. However, Carbon is watchable once!