Penguin Movie Review

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Penguin Movie Review

 Penguin (2020) is a Tamil thriller movie.

Written and Directed by Eshavar Karthic.

Produced by Stone Bench Films and Karthik Subbaraj.

Cinematography by Kharthik Phalani.

Music by Santhosh Narayanan.

Cast: Keerthy Suresh, Linga, Mathampatty Rangaraj and others in lead.

One of the much awaited movie is all set to have a global OTT release on Amazon Prime Videos, which was earlier set for a theatrical release but due to lockdown team decided to screen it through OTT platform. This film premiered on the platform from 19th June, 2020.

SYNOPSIS:

Rhythm (Keerthy Suresh) lost his first child Ajay (who got kidnapped) and her husband Raghu blames that she is the only responsible for this lose, this incident will changed their lives and they mutually divorced. After that Rhythm gets married to Gautham (Mathampatty Rangaraj). And one day she finds his kidnapped son near Lake Road and wants to get him to home and protect him from the kidnapper. Whether Rhythm protects his son after that or not…?. Is the kidnapper again gives trouble to Rhythm…? Why the serial killer gets kidnapped Ajay..? Will be the story that film travels on.

DOES PENGUIN SATISFIES THE EXPECTATIONS..?

Well, to be honestly NO,

Even through film has great visuals, suspicious Background score of Santhosh Narayanan does try to push the film further but with usual thriller aspects and many artificial contents made penguin failed to express. Also screenplay and the story is the primary wanted thing to make a better film than the existing thriller films. And characterization of each and every one in the film doesn’t grasp the attention because of worse performance of the cast. And finally I thought some of the characters will come and go, it has no reasons. Cyrus, who played as dog role he will be the Hero. A fucking waste product from Stone Bench Originals.

POSITIVES:

·         SANA’S background score

·         Visuals in hilly locations

·         Twist

NEGATIVES:

·         Poor performance

·         Usual thriller plots with predetermined twist & turns

·         Lagging screenplay

·         Worst characterization

 

Our Rating: 1.5/5.

 

“Beyond critics Penguin speak bold about the motherhood who strives to protect her child but the bad writing kills the entire film”.