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Chittha

DrameThriller

Un homme élève sa nièce comme sa propre fille, et tout semble normal dans leur vie jusqu'à ce que la petite fille disparaisse.

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Année

2023

Durée

2h 20m

IMDb

8.2

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Release2023

Runtime2h 20m

IMDb★ 8.2

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Casting

SA

S.U. Arun Kumar

Director

Siddharth

Eeswaran

SS

Sahasra Sree

Sundari

S. Aafiyah Tasneem

Ponni

Nimisha Sajayan

Sakthi

Anjali Nair

Sundari's Mother

BS

Baalaji S U

SI Vadivelu

ND

Natturaja Durai

Inspector N. Dhivakar

SV

Sindhuja Vjii

Ponni's Mother

JR

Jansi Rangaraj

Inspector

S

Sindhujaavijii

Ponni mother

SA

S.U. Arun Kumar

Writer

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abdonakobeMay 27, 2024

This is an intensely brutal tale of a social crime and its repercussions told in an unapologetic manner. The director deserves applause for exploring a sensitive subject and making it endearing for the viewers. I lost track of how many times i wept during its runtime. I must say the lead and supporting cast have just lived their part. Its easily the best work of Siddharth till date. As a loving chitta who takes care of his niece more than her dad and feels pain after her loss , Sid has given a powerhouse performance. I hope he receives many awards and accolades for this performance and sticks to roles that explores his acting talent .Even the kids have acted so well. The story, screenplay and music everything is top notch. If you like story driven movies and not mass masala flicks, then this movie is definitely a must watch.

5 santimMay 27, 2024

I enjoyed this flick from Siddharth and the movie kept me very engaging till the end. The child who played 'Sundari' deserves an applause- she was great throughout the movie. Siddharth had a good role, which could have slipped from his hands easily in the movie, but he executed it perfectly. It's good to see Nimisha Sajayan get a good start in Kollywood, she was incredible throughout but the real hero of the movie is the child actress who played the role 'Sundari'. She is the life of this film. The production design was perfect and it did have an impact throughout the film. I would have gone for an 8 or 9 stars but the last 30 minutes were not that smoothly executed. I guess the director rushed to wrap it up. This is easily noticeable in the film and the screenplay was a bit sloppy in the final moments. Keeping these things aside, this was a very nice film. Hope Siddharth(he was the producer of the movie) will take initiative in producing good films like this in the future.

@love3May 27, 2024

Eeswaran (Siddharth) is like a foster parent to his dead brother's child Sundari. Co-parenting her along with his sister-in-law. He is extremely protective of her and ensures to timely pick her up from school. One day, Sundari's friend Ponni is assaulted and Eeswaran is accused of the crime which takes a huge toll on him and his family. By the time he is proven to be innocent of the crime, a pedophile abducts Sundari. Will Sundari be saved from the monster and what impact this has on Eeswaran forms rest of the story. S. U. Arun Kumar narrates a hard hitting tale where he firmly establishes the bond between uncle and his niece. He has taken over the responsibility of the household after his brother's death and the bonding with his sister-in-law is also superbly established. This is a family which has learnt to move on and how. But when the crisis arises through a monster, forcing this very family struggle to move on and this aspect is superbly captured. Chithha is a tough watch and the issue is carefully handled. What didn't work for me was the entire vigilante angle which allowed it to take a few cinematic liberties in an already solid film which didn't required to. The real scene stealer being Nimisha Sajayan as Sakthi and her scene towards the end, sums it up perfectly. That entire scene and specifically her dialogues, hit so hard and the scene which followed after seems to be the perfect ending. In it's attempt at closing the revenge plot, the film only makes the police look incapable and the scenes came out too convenient. Barring this, the film is still a solid watch and kudos to Siddharth for backing this project.

Aj RavalDec 31, 2023

𝒥𝑒𝓈𝓈♡Dec 11, 2023

"Chithha" is a cinematic gem that effortlessly weaves together elements of emotion, suspense, and cultural richness. Directed by a visionary storyteller, the movie takes the audience on an unforgettable journey through its captivating narrative and stellar performances. The plot unfolds in a quaint village nestled amidst picturesque landscapes. The simplicity of the setting becomes the perfect canvas for the intricate storytelling that ensues. The narrative centers around the life of the protagonist, skillfully portrayed by the talented lead actor. His nuanced performance brings depth and authenticity to the character, making the audience empathize with the challenges and triumphs he faces. One of the most commendable aspects of "Chithha" is its ability to seamlessly blend different genres. The movie masterfully combines elements of drama, romance, and suspense, creating a multifaceted experience for the viewers. As the plot unravels, the audience is taken on an emotional rollercoaster, experiencing moments of laughter, tears, and nail-biting anticipation. The cinematography of "Chithha" is a visual treat. The director's keen eye for detail is evident in every frame, capturing the essence of the village life with breathtaking beauty. From the golden hues of the sun setting over the fields to the vibrant colors of the local festivities, each scene is a work of art that adds to the overall cinematic appeal. The soundtrack of the movie deserves a special mention. The soul-stirring melodies not only complement the narrative but also serve as a powerful storytelling tool. The music effortlessly enhances the emotional impact of key scenes, leaving a lasting impression on the audience. It's a testament to the filmmakers' commitment to creating a holistic cinematic experience. The supporting cast of "Chithha" delivers performances that are equally praiseworthy. Each actor brings a unique flavor to the narrative, contributing to the overall richness of the storytelling. The chemistry among the cast members feels genuine, adding an extra layer of authenticity to the film. Beyond its entertainment value, "Chithha" also explores relevant social themes. The movie subtly addresses societal issues without being preachy, prompting viewers to reflect on the intricacies of human relationships and the dynamics of the community portrayed. It's a refreshing take on storytelling that goes beyond mere entertainment, offering audiences food for thought. In terms of pacing, "Chithha" strikes a perfect balance. The narrative unfolds at a rhythm that keeps the audience engaged without feeling rushed. The director's ability to maintain suspense while allowing for character development is truly commendable. Each scene serves a purpose, contributing to the overall coherence of the storyline. While "Chithha" has many strengths, it is not without minor flaws. There are moments where certain subplots could have been further explored to provide additional depth. However, these instances do not significantly detract from the overall impact of the film. In conclusion, "Chithha" is a cinematic masterpiece that deserves to be celebrated. Its rich storytelling, coupled with exceptional performances and technical brilliance, elevates it to the ranks of timeless classics. The movie is a testament to the power of storytelling in cinema and serves as a shining example of how a well-crafted narrative can leave a lasting impression on its audience. "Chithha" is not just a movie; it's an experience that lingers in the hearts and minds of viewers long after the credits roll.

yayneasegedDec 11, 2023

It's absolutely best film ever made in tamil cinema. Intense and Truthful. Great message and many scenes i cried loud. It's touched my heart. It deserves the best film of the decade. Great performance by all, especially Sidharth and the small girl sundari. Congratulations to all technicians to give best cinematic experience. It's great message to society and very men. Expected a climax where the reall psycho got his punishment in reall sense, but it was disappointing. Recommending every individual to see this movie and make sure every girl child or every girls got their safety and respect. Once again the best movie I ever seen in recent times...

simsyebDec 11, 2023

This film DID NOT DISAPPOINT! To say that Chithha is worth every minute of your time is an understatement. The film brought out many important social issues and it was gripping from the very first second to the end. Good comeback for Siddharth -Casting director picked the right talents! It was great to see Nimisha Sajayan and Anjali Nair! The little girl Sahasra Shree, what a beauty😍 She made acting look effortless Whenever actors look like a real family on set, you know that they are doing a good job. Siddarth nailed every frame! The movie gave hope to families that there are still some good uncles out there who have genuine affection for their nieces/nephews, not all are "hungry for flesh" -Give it up for the soundtrack and the score, we usually don't pay attention to songs, but it's hard not to in Chithha: just soothing and radiating love. The score built up the momentum and increased the suspense level, it was complementing the thrilling storytelling -S. U. Arun Kumar is an excellent storyteller as he caught our attention from the very first scene. Every moment was crucial that we couldn't and didn't want to take a bathroom break😅 The ending was definitely original -It was great that the movie raised awareness on children's safety. Something that was quite special was Sakhti's zero tolerance for dirty areas, she was adamant about people cleaning after their mess, wonder how it fit into the story🤔 This could have been used as a symbol to have criminals also pay for their crimes, which can be compared to cleaning your mess?