29

Audience Reviews

View More

Harshavardhansai A @RT23994157 2d Excellent movie felt really connected with the story and especially the sathya character is similar to me in my life.Must watch😍 See more Yash B @yashbansal 6d As I'm turning 30 in a few weeks, the movie "29" intrigued me with its title and premise. I felt the movie was not really what I expected. The movie tries to do a lot of things, but I never felt that invested in it. The movie isn't very entertaining, and I felt it could have explored the idea of having an identity crisis in your twenties in a way more interesting way. I do feel maybe there is a cultural disconnect with the movie, and it didn't hit with me. Still, I felt the movie was super disappointing and honestly just boring to watch, and eventually became a slog to get through. I liked the actors okay and think there are moments I genuinely thought were okay. Overall, it is a movie that wasn't what I expected and felt like a messy experience that didn't leave an impact. See more Nandhu R @Kingmaker___6 Jun 21 A good first half and a half-baked second half. The performances were good, and the score worked well, adding emotional weight to the film. Expect a few poetic dialogues in the second half, but there's nothing much more interesting beyond that. The genre shift lacks the major dramatic highs needed to make a lasting impact. Overall, it's a watchable flick. See more Harish N @harish_napa Jun 7 The 2026 Tamil coming of age drama is a wonderful and highly engaging film that delivers a relatable look at adulthood. It is a visually grounded and high quality production that focuses on a lost soul trying to find direction and purpose at a crucial turning point in life, proving that a simple character study can offer a spectacular emotional connection. Vidhu is exceptionally good as Sathya, bringing an unpolished vulnerability and raw grit to a man struggling with an existential crisis. His performance anchors the narrative beautifully, while Preethi Asrani provides a brilliant and high quality backing as Viji, serving as the perfect catalyst for his self discovery. While the pacing drags heavily in certain spots and the screenplay feels slow, the poetic dialogues and the spectacular, soulful music score by Sean Roldan keep you thoroughly hooked. It stands as a solid, high quality cinematic experience that resonates deeply with anyone navigating the confusing pressures of life. See more Read all reviews

29

My Rating

Read More Read Less WRITE A REVIEW EDIT REVIEW POST RATING