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Jailer Tamil Movie

Feature Film | 2023 | Action, Comedy, Drama | 2h 49min
Critics:
Audience:
3.0
Critics
3.5
Users
 
Where To Watch:
Streaming:
   Amazon Prime

Review by: Harshini S V - Film Companion
The film suffers from an overlong screenplay but it is wonderful to see the superstar magic glow in all its glory without having to compromise Nelson's unique voice.
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Review by: Baradwaj Rangan - Galata
What a presence Vinayakan has, whether it's sitting cross-legged on a man he is killing or smoking on top of a barrel of acid! He deserved a better graph and Rajinikanth deserves a better movie.
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Review by: Saibal Chatterjee - NDTV
The guest stars do their bit and move on. It is left to Rajinikanth to shoulder the weight of the erratic script. Jailer does intermittently have you in its grip because Rajinikanth has it in him to whip up a storm even at half tilt.
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Review by: Divya Nair - Rediff
Overall, Jailer is Rajinikanth's superstar show all the way. I paid Rs 300 for a 'first day, first show' and I think it was entertaining enough.
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Review by: Simon Abrams - RogerEbert.com
A full house screamed throughout last night’s Times Square premiere of “Jailer,” a grisly and comedic action Indian thriller starring Rajinikanth, the marquee-topping, Tamil-speaking septuagenarian and self-advertised “Super Star.” Or at least, everybody alive in that auditorium seemed to be cheering for Rajinikanth.
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Review by: Sruthi Ganapathy Raman - Film Companion
Nelson gives us the Rajinikanth we all treasure in the fresh form of the age-appropriate Tiger Muthu Pandian. But the film keeps us waiting for the real Nelson that we know to stand up.
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Review by: Manoj Kumar - OTTplay
Nelson takes full advantage of Rajinikanth's stardom to infuse the movie with a strong sense of nostalgia. This Rajinikanth movie is an enjoyable and pure fan service.
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Review by: Aswin Bharadwaj - Lensmen Reviews
The humor is going out of control in some key areas, almost affecting the story's focus. But the packaging tightens things smartly towards the end to give you that satisfying big-screen experience.
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