Oru Nodi First Review: Taman Kumar’s Crime Thriller Is A ‘Good & Engaging’ Watch

Oru Nodi Review: The Tamil box office is set to witness an interesting box office clash this Friday and the audience can't keep calm. We are talking about the clash between as Vishal's Rathnam and Taman Kumar's Oru Nodi. While Vishal's Rathnam is an action thriller, Oru Nodi is an crime investigation thriller. Helmed by debutant Mani Varman.

Oru Nodi revolves around a cop, played by Taman Kumar who gets a missing case to investigate. However, the case leads to murky details of murders. The movie also features Vela Ramamurthy, Sri Ranjani, Gajaraj, Pazha Karuppaiah, and Karupu Nambiar in key roles. Needless to say, Oru Nodi is one of the most anticipated releases of the year. As fans are looking forward to the release of Oru Nodi, we have got our hands on the first review of the movie and it

Oru Nodi First Review

In a tweet shared by Sugumar Srinivasan, the movie is touted to be engaging. The tweet read as, "#OruNodi Review: Investigative Crime thriller with an exciting first half and keeps you on the edge of your seat with suspense in the second half. Multiple Crime scenes, Multiple sub plot everything unite in one point. Positives: Story, Screenplay, Investigative scenes, Interval Block, Climax. 𝐕𝐞𝐫𝐝𝐢𝐜𝐭 : 𝐖𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐫 ".

Meanwhile, talking about the film, director Mani Varman stated, "This is a crime thriller. I am aware that a lot of films have been released in the same genre previously. The speciality of Oru Nodi is that people, who aren't huge fans of crime thrillers, will like our movie. There is an emotional connection to every character in the movie, which will resonate with the audience. For instance, MS Bhaskar sir's role couldn't have been justified by any other actor. I waited for his dates so that the film could go on floors. The movie takes place in Madurai's Alanganallur. Several real-life incidents have been woven together and the hero's character is taken from one of the incidents and we have made it bigger by connecting it to all of the other crimes in the story".