Thoranai

Vishal, Shriya, Kishore, Prakash Raj, Geetha, Santhanam, Aarthi, Lal, M S Bhaskar, Mayilsamy, Sayaji Shinde, Paravai Muniamma, T P Gajendran

Thoranai has nothing new to offer. One wishes that Vishal finds a new formula to establish himself in the box office. Read More

Overall, Thoranai is a film that has been made with the right intentions; to entertain. Quite apparently there has been a conscious effort to incorporate all regular commercial elements to appease the masses. Read More

Narrated in a style that had outstayed its welcome in the sixties itself, packed with vulgarism in the name of comedy, listless music and little else, "Thoranai" despite its scenic Ladakh backdrop is rendered into a sheer waste of time and resources. Read More

Santhanam keeps the audience chuckling with his repartees in his distinctive style of delivery. Front benchers will love the comedy scenes. Oh yes, there is a message also about a life of violence not being worth it. Read More

If you think all this is gripping, and are curious to know the end, you have to watch the movie. Read More

Arbitrarily packing in elements of every genre without actually bothering to stop and see if the mix does work, Thoranai is like an overcooked stew. Read More

The film is quite racy for the first 20 minutes or so and slowly degenerates into a sluggish drag, testing our patience. 'Thoranai' becomes a real 'sodhanai.' Read More

Thoranai from GK Film Corporation is average since the story and screenplay are big letdowns. Vishal is capable of delivering excellent performances such as those in Sandakozhi and Thamiraparani. But the actor has to be selective in future projects with better scripts. Read More