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Very nice. Wonderful.

lovely depiction of human relations and a glimpse of old traditions: really engaging and great to watch without heros who always come save the day. Even better no portrayal of women in weak degrading roles or overly insulting modern characteristics

Nice movie

enjoyed the movie tq

Really Nice ... Enjoyed

BS

good movie.

Taken me to old days, Portrait the traditional village culture which you cannot see now. Enjoyed the movie.

Waste of time.

Why the hell this is a must watch. Waste of time

Nice movie.

Simply beautiful! Sometimes you don't need a great storyline, just a basic storyline and how it's told with great videography!

The movie got stuck while watching, can you check please

Heroin casually uses the four letter word, as if she is a foreign return! Instead, to match the character, chennai slang pesi irukkalam! :)

A different kind of movie. Powerful insight into village life and a cultural practice that I was not previously aware of, Oppari. Film does have some genuinely funny moments, which helps offset the rather sombre subject matter. I was surprised to learn that this was the director's debut. A strong showing, and very unique subject matter. Timely glimpse into cultural practices that may not be around for many more generations. A movie as much for posterity as for entertainment, 4/5

Very nice movie.. Must watch..

A beautiful village story. I enjoyed it. Bring back my own memory of my old village far away.

The film was shot in Appanur village in Ramanathapuram district which is my father's native. Few movies shot in that village like Komban and Aram...

Propre le film 🎥

This movie has captured the ethnicity beautifully. It starts of a bit slow, the first 15 mins and following that it is very engaging and lots of interesting characters, on the whole a movie to be watched and very good acting by the cast.

Fantastic village story

Great acting by the lead character Srilekha Rajendran as Krishnaveni. But I think Gabrella Sellus as Amudha also was very good. What a good movie.

rubbish

This is true in my own life. The grand children of my parents all are getting a piece of the pie earned and kept for a long time, although they have been dead for more than 45 years now. Amazing! My wife bought some gold chains in India for my grand children after they sold my parents' property just last year.