Andhagan Movie Review: The film revolves around Prashanth’s character, a pianist feigning blindness
Andhagan Movie Review : Andhagan, directed by Thiagarajan, is a Tamil remake of the critically acclaimed Hindi film Andhadhun. Starring Prashanth and Simran, the film stays true to the original while effectively delivering its own unique flavor.
The film revolves around Prashanth’s character, a pianist feigning blindness, whose life spirals into chaos after witnessing a murder. Simran excels in her role as Simi, bringing a blend of charm and menace that keeps the audience on edge.
The Andhagan’s gripping screenplay, coupled with strong performances, particularly from Samuthirakani, who plays a pivotal role, ensures that the narrative remains engaging from start to finish. Despite a few pacing issues in the second half, the movie successfully recaptures the tension and dark humor of the original.
Thiagarajan’s direction and Santhosh Narayanan’s music contribute to the film’s overall success, making Andhagan a commendable adaptation that both fans of the original and new viewers can appreciate.
