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This is the hidden gem of the lot. Chithha , directed by SU Arun Kumar, is a sensitive and terrifyingly real film about child sexual abuse, told from the perspective of a young uncle (Siddharth) and his niece (the astonishing Sahasra Shree).

This is not a “repeat watch” film. It’s emotionally exhausting. Some might find the pacing slow, but that slowness is intentional, mirroring the heavy atmosphere. new tamil movies in prime

The runtime (over 2.5 hours) and the songs, while good, slow the narrative. Some subplots feel repetitive. The romantic track is forgettable. This is the hidden gem of the lot

Have you watched any of these? Share your thoughts below—I’d love to hear if you agree or disagree! It’s emotionally exhausting

The first half is genuinely funny and heartwarming. The film breaks stereotypes about masculinity and beauty professions without being loud. Balaji’s earnestness shines. The cameo by a veteran actor (no spoilers) is touching.

The film respects your intelligence. The smuggling methods, the antique valuation, and the police procedures feel researched. The action is raw and street-level—no gravity-defying stunts. The performances are reliable, especially R. Sarathkumar as the conflicted thief.

The second half derails into a series of melodramatic conflicts. The villain is cartoonishly evil. The film doesn’t know when to end, stretching a simple premise too thin.