Thuneri Movie Review:

 Thuneri sensation of awfully horrific-thriller

 

Sunil Dixon's direction of "Thuneri" an unknown, unpredictable take off that causes a disquiet, Thuneri carried out by John Vijay, Nivin Karthik, Miyasree Soumya, Abhijit, Ashmita and Nakul, the film grab the attention narrating the story, Naveen's (Nivin Karthik) who is an inspector and he was getting transferred to a place Thuneri.

 

The inspector's daughter Ashmi and Nila both were classmate, Nila was upset and nervous that she is not interested to go home, Naveen would like to fact-finding about her situation and that she was ill-treated from step mother.  

 

Naveen's family moves to Thuneri cover with hilly places, strange people and mysterious deaths, the people exaggerated about Karuppusamy (John Vijay) who is a monster while he was alive and even after his death, Karuppusamy's son Chellakani keeps bondage with Naveen's children, Chellakani explicit Karuppusamy's death enigma. The film Thuneri makes queer that Karuppusamy was innocent soul and safeguard the Thuneri people and Naveen family.

 

Nivin Karthik and Miyasree given dignified performances, Chellakani eccentric make adorable on screen, his presence on each frame shows the fabulous execution, Ashmita and Nakul both were given charming performance, screen play by Sunil Dixon was unique, music director Kalaiarasan's BGM aggravated to the film. Overall, a lovely traveling.