Nirangal Moondru begins with a storyboard of events that substantiate the existence of chaos theory in life, providing ground for what is to follow. Karthick Naren, in his signature style ...

If The Colours Within and Wicked from two different corners of the world are technicolour spectacles, director Karthick Naren’s latest outing, Nirangal Moondru, not only makes for an addition to ...

Nirangal Moondru is a Tamil crime thriller film written and directed by Karthick Naren. The film stars Atharvaa alongside Sarath Kumar, Rahman, and Ammu Abhirami. Produced by K. Karunamoorthy ...

Nirangal Moondru Review: By now, plasticity has become a sort of director Karthick Naren’s style. A sense of juvenility creeps in with the premise and setups of the director, despite a fairly decent ...

Director Karthick Naren’s upcoming film, Nirangal Moondru, seeks to capture these complexities with a distinct and unconventional storytelling approach. “The film’s premise, storyline ...

Nirangal Moondru Box Office Collection Prediction: The much-anticipated thriller Nirangal Moondru, starring Atharvaa, Sarath Kumar, and Rahman, hit theaters on November 22, 2024. Directed by ...

Karthick Naren’s Nirangal Moondru is a layered thriller that takes viewers on an emotional and moral rollercoaster. Set over a single eventful night, the film masterfully intertwines the lives of ...

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Nirangal Moondru Movie Review The first one hour of Nirangal Moondru sets the stage for an epic showdown. The lives of three and a half men meet at a crucial juncture — One needs an answer, one needs ...

The makers of Nirangal Moondru announced that the film will debut in theatres on November 22. The film marks actor Rahman's second collaboration with Karthick after his debut in Dhuruvangal ...

Nirangal Moondru Movie Review: Karthick Naren’s Nirangal Moondru gives off that smart, tight plot vibe from the first scene. It’s like, “don’t judge a book by its cover” kind of film.