Maargan

Today, the murder mystery thriller Maargan, starring Vijay Antony, was released. Let’s see how much the movie amuses viewers.

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Starring : Vijay Antony, Ajay Dhishan, Samuthirakani, Brigida, Deepshikha, Mahanathi Shankar, Vinodh
Sagar
Director : Leo John Paul
Producer : Fatima Vijay Antony
Music Director : Vijay Antony
Cinematographer : Yuva S
Editor : Leo John Paul

Story

After a string of killings in Hyderabad rock the Police Department, ADGP Dhruva (Vijay Antony) is given the case. Dhruva believes that Aravind (Ajay Dhishan) is responsible for the murders. But as the inquiry goes on, he learns some startling facts. What was it that Dhruva learned about Aravind? What is the true motivation of the murderer? The answers to these questions are revealed in the movie.

Trailer

Overview

Directed by	Leo John Paul
Written by	Leo John Paul
Produced by	Meera Vijay Antony
Starring	Vijay Antony Ajay Dhishan P. Samuthirakani
Cinematography	S. Yuva
Edited by	Leo John Paul
Music by	Vijay Antony
Production company	Vijay Antony Film Corporation
Release date	27 June 2025
Country	India
Language	Tamil

Review

The fundamental component of criminal mystery thrillers is presented in a novel way. The viewer will be moved by the way Ajay Dhishan’s character is developed, and the film’s greatest strength is the range of his roles.

As an investigative officer, Vijay Antony gives a calm performance. Moviegoers will be impressed by his appearance. The first half effectively uses the cause for his unusual look as a suspenseful factor.

The emotional scenes with the brother-sister and father-daughter ties are done really nicely. The second half’s compelling story, as well as the finale and intermission twists, make a lasting impression.

Despite his strong performance, Vijay Antony’s role was written in an unsatisfactory way. His involvement is unimpressive, particularly in the flashback scenes. Furthermore, Samuthirakani is squandered in a little part.

As the movie draws to a close, Ajay Dhishan’s performance likewise becomes less significant. A few lagging parts in the second half and the love track in the early half detract from the story and might dull the viewer.

The film’s ending is weak and lacks impact, despite the fantastic finale twist. The motivation of the murderer may have been written more effectively. The filmmakers might have counterbalanced the film’s overall somber tone with some lighthearted moments.

Conclusion

Overall, Maargan is an investigative thriller about crime that doesn’t make a big impression. Although the story’s idea is original, the way it is presented seems standard. The second half is far better than the first, which is drab. All things considered, lovers of criminal thrillers won’t enjoy the movie.