Miss You

Miss You, Siddharth’s most recent Tamil film, debuted in theaters and was concurrently released in Telugu. The film has piqued audiences’ interest with its combination of romance and drama. Examine the review to determine whether it meets your expectations.

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Starring : Siddharth, Ashika Ranganath, Karunakaran, Balasaravanan, “Lollusabha” Maran, Sastika

Director : N.Rajasekar

Producers : Samuel Mathew

Music Director : Ghibran Vaibhoda

Cinematographer : K.G.Venkatesh

Editor: Dinesh Ponraj

Story

Following a terrible tragedy, promising director Vasu (Siddharth) loses his memories of the previous two years. After meeting Bobby (Karunakaran) and traveling to Bengaluru, where he meets Subbalakshmi (Ashika Ranganathan), his life takes a different turn. She rejects Vasu after he expresses his love for her. Unfazed, he tells his parents that he would stop at nothing to marry her. Vasu quickly learns of a startling turn in his background, though. Did he previously know Subbalakshmi? What came next? As the narrative goes on, the solutions become clear.

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Overview

Movie Name	Miss You
Offical Language	Tamil
Release Date	2024-12-13
Release Status	Released
OTT Platform	Not available on OTT right now.
OTT Release Date	No information available on OTT Release date.
Hit or Flop	Hit
Director	N. Rajasekhar
Producer	Samuel Mathew,
Writer	N. Rajasekhar, R. Ashok, N. Rajasekhar,
Budget	$ 0
Collection / Revenue	$ 0
Country	India

Review

Siddharth gives a calm performance, playing his part with ease and maintaining within his bounds. Ashika Ranganath’s portrayal of two opposing hues, which gives her character depth, is impressive. Ashika and Siddharth look beautiful together. Karunakaran and the rest of the performers do a good job in their roles, bringing some humor to the story.

Although the plot has an intriguing beginning, it is shallow and loses steam. A large portion of Vasu’s persona remains unexplored, and his work as a filmmaker is little discussed.

The effect of the love drama is lessened because of the primary pair’s poor emotional bond. With several pointless filler scenes and underutilized characters who drag the plot along, the writing feels erratic.

The first half is comparatively passable, but the second half falters and doesn’t come to a satisfactory end.

Conclusion

Overall, Miss You is an unsatisfactory romance drama. Despite Siddharth and Ashika Ranganath’s earnest attempts, the film is a letdown due to its shallow narrative and lack of emotional depth. This movie falls short of its potential due to its pointless segments and weak comedy. Look for alternative forms of amusement instead than this one.