One Line Review: Maaran is a pathetic movie that struggles, pants, trembles to take the pace up but dies eventually.
Introduction
Even Dhanush couldn’t save this aimless crime thriller.
“Dhanush, Smruthi Venkat’s film is a complete disaster.”
~ Firstpost
Our rating for Maaran is 02/10.
Summary
Maaran is son of a honest journalist Satyamoorthy who gets killed along with his wife because of his courage to bust a corruption. Maaran who grow up exactly like his dad, becomes a journalist and is hell-bent on publishing nothing but truths without fear.
Maaran is closely attached to Shweta, his younger sister. Maaran does a sting operation to bring out an EVM machine scam of a political leader and faces life-threats and attacks for the same.
Review
Everything about Maaran is meaningless or too old. Even the big names like Karthick Naren and Dhanush couldn’t save this senseless movie.
With a plot that’s flat, screenplay that is flatter and performances that stays below average, it wasn’t surprising that the movie didn’t work. There is something that can be called as a ‘story’ in Maaran but it is older than Samuthirakani’s age in the movie. There are plenty of twists in the movie that never works and a lot of tears and emotions scattered throughout that makes the whole thing more depressing.
After a point Maaran makes one wonder where the movie is heading to. It is not meeting any new turns but just gets dragged and dragged towards a void. Malavika Mohanan should probably stick to the glamorous photoshoots of eye-candy characters rather that trying something more like in Maaran.
There is no point in Maaran that excites you. Right from the start it goes flat and never gets exciting.
Conclusion
Maaran is a must-avoid disaster, even for Dhanush fans.