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The film's story revolves around Shankar (Vidaarth), a wannabe policeman who ends up taking up a job in a private firm because of a quarrel with his dad (played by Marimuthu).

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Director Srinuvasan's 'Carbon' is a refreshingly fresh investigative thriller that keeps you hooked from start to finish, thanks to an innovative plot that has some really interesting twists right till the very end.

Shankar has a strange gift. He often has dreams and more importantly, his dreams come true.

One night, the man dreams of his dad being hit by a black SUV. The nightmare leaves him shaken. He wakes up breaking into a sweat and frantically begins to search for his dad only to realise that he has had an accident just as he had dreamed.

Shankar rushes his unconscious dad to the hospital, where doctors tell him that it's imperative that they perform a surgery that is going to cost him a fortune. The only way out for Shankar will be to find the person responsible for the accident and claim the insurance amount.

With the cops not making any serious effort to find the driver of the vehicle, Shankar realises he will have to carry out the investigation himself.

It is at this point that one night, sitting beside his dad's bed, he dozes off out of sheer exhaustion. That's when he has a dream in which he sees the SUV that caused the accident. The door of the SUV opens and just as the driver is to get out, Shankar is woken up by the woman who cleans the hospital ward.

In the desperate hope that the same dream could reappear if he did all the tasks that he did that particular day, Shankar attempts a repeat the next day.

Things don't work out initially and the dream does not appear. Waiting for the dream to recur, Shankar, with the help of his sharp sense of observation, realises that it was not just a hit-and-run case; it was actually an attempt to murder his dad. Who would want to murder his dad and why would they want to do it? Does Shankar find out the criminal? And does he save his dad? 'Carbon' gives you the answers.

The film is a gripping thriller and full marks to director Srinuvasan for having told the story in a neat and compact manner. Half of the credit for the film being tight and gripping should go to editor K.L. Praveen for his brilliant cuts. There are absolutely no unnecessary scenes and the story moves at a blistering pace, right from the word 'go'.

Within the first 10 minutes of the film, the director showcases the strong bond of love between the father and son, who despite not being on talking terms with each other, deeply care about one another. And within the same period, he also explains everything about Shankar's dreams and their tendency to come true.

Sam CS's background score provides ample support to the director who is looking to narrate a gripping thriller. His score captures the mood and amplifies it, making sure the audience has no trouble in understanding the emotion the director is looking to convey.

Vidhaarth as Shankar is just outstanding in the film, which incidentally happens to be his 25th. He plays the part to perfection and wins your heart hands down.

Dhanya B, who appears in the film just before the intermission, is perfect for the role and delivers a commendable performance. The reason why the second half is as intense as the first is primarily because of Dhanya's characterisation and contribution.

Maarimuthu as Vidhaarth's dad delivers a commendable performance. The care and concern that he showcases while appearing to be strict to his son is just so adorable.

Director Srinuvasan, while narrating a thrilling entertainer, also actually highlights a fact that Tamil cinema has often chosen to misinterpret. It looks to set the record straight with regard to dad-son relationships and highlights that for every son his dad is a hero. And that invariably, sons love their dads as much as their mothers, if not more.

Some of the dialogues in the film are deep and hit the nail on the head. For instance, there is this scene in which the heroine asks the hero, "Sons are supposed to be close to their mothers. You seem to be different." To this, the hero replies, "When a man's mother passes away, her place is filled by his wife. But when a man's dad passes away, that place remains vacant. Which is why sons miss dads a lot more than their mothers. The position that dads hold in a son's life is special."

It is not as if the film has no problems. There are some lapses in logic towards the end of the film. Also, the manner in which cops are showcased in the film dents the realism somewhat. But these are small lapses which can be forgiven.

On the whole, 'Carbon' is a good, neat, sleek investigative thriller that is definitely worth your time.

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Carbon movie review: venu has maintained a firm grip on the storytelling and beautifully brings out emotional conflicts in the characters in a well-written screenplay. carbon is an engaging adventure film that should not be missed..

Carbon movie cast: Fahadh Faasil, Mamta Mohandas, Soubin Shahir, Dileesh Pothan Carbon movie director: Venu Carbon movie rating: 4 stars

In the beginning of the second half, director Venu’s Carbon slides into a fantasy-esque song sequence Dhoore Dhoore. It is a beautiful composition by Vishal Bhardwaj and has been shot so aesthetically by KU Mohanan, it is hard not to fall in love with Sameera (Mamta Mohandas), who is dressed in a pleasing cream gown with a splash of green in the song. A sleep-deprived Sibi (Fahadh Faasil) slowly melts into the mystic voice emerging from the deep forest and follows it. The song sequence as much as it is a treat for eyes and ears, it is also a complete opposite of the realism that the film had maintained thus far.

The song caught me by surprise as I wondered what was the need for that song in the story. Sameera was presented as a very soft and delicate person in the song, which is the complete opposite to her true nature. She is an adrenaline junky, who sleeps in the middle of the forest in the night without any fear. Sibi walking into the woods following the voice alone was also a surprise as he fretted the very thought of living in the forest. But, all the questions that the song throws up is answered towards the end. There is an emotional connection between Sibi and everything he experiences on his solo trip in the forest.

Sibi, an average guy from a middle-class family, is constantly in search of his lady luck. He knows that he is running out of time. On top of it, he has a loving family that constantly worries about his well-being. This fills Sibi with guilt that makes it impossible for him to keep a straight face with his caring father, played realistically by Spadikam George. He is in a hopeless situation but continues to hang onto the hope that his luck will turn around someday.

Sibi gets an assignment from a businessman played by Vijayaraghavan. He is sent off to an erstwhile palace, which is in the middle of a deep forest. His job is to go there assess the situation and come up with a plan to turn the creepy palace into a tourist hub. That is where he meets the caretaker, essayed by Kochu Preman, who tells him about the legend of a hidden treasure. Sibi sets off on a mission to find the golds hidden by a king in darkest hearts of the jungles as he feared an attack from the Tipu Sultan army.

But, the legend has it that the treasure is guarded by an army of ancient soldiers. From the moment Sibi enters the forest, Carbon turns into a suspense thriller as it keeps us curious about the presence of the supernatural force in the forest as suggested by the villagers.

Fahadh Faasil is in his element in Carbon. It is a pleasure watching him deliver such performances without breaking a sweat. Manikandan R Achari as a member of a forest tribe puts up a natural performance along with Fahadh. Soubin Shahir, Dileesh Pothan, Nedumudi Venu all add layers to the narration with their craft.

Venu has maintained a firm grip on the storytelling and beautifully brings out emotional conflicts in the characters in a well-written screenplay. Carbon is an engaging adventure film that should not be missed.

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Every movie directed by a cinematographer will have a special visual beauty and when renowned cinematographer-director Venu returns with 'Carbon' after the 2014 Mammootty starrer 'Munnariyippu', you should prepare yourself to be amused by the picturesque grace of the rain forests of Kerala.

Sibi, the protagonist is a young man persistent on taking the shorter route to richdom. He is always trying hard to seal a deal on anything that ranges from barn owls to diamonds. He is asked to go to a palace in the middle of a forest and re-establish it as a tourist destination. The plot thickens when he learns about a Thalakkani, a place in the forest where gold that belonged to an ancient king has been hidden for a long time.

Cinematography and performances are the brightest parts of the movie that send a message most treasure hunt movies broadcast. Written by the director himself, the film begins by establishing the character of the protagonist and slowly weaves a connection that brings him to the palace. Even though the screenplay lacks novelty, the realistic treatment brings a freshness to it.

Fahadh Faasil gives a splendid performance and is as always, a treat to watch. Mamta plays the role of a 'Jungle Junkie' to perfection. Manikandan Achari and Chetan are tailor-made for their respective roles. Vijayaraghavan, Nedumudi Venu, and Kochupreman do justice to their parts.

The frames kept by K U Mohanan are capable of captivating the audience and casting a spell on them that will pull them to the magnificent misty mountains. The background score and the music by Vishal Bharadwaj are of top quality but a set of the audience would feel, the song 'Doore Doore' have pronouncing concerns and would have sounded better if sung by a Malayali.

If the screenplay was tighter, had surprises and told a not-so-ventured story, the brilliant cinematography and strong performances would have taken it to levels of high perfection.

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Carbon Movie Review

Actor Vidhaarth who ventured in to Tamil cinema as a junior artist and went on to become a lead hero in Mynaa hits a milestone. His latest thriller drama marks his 25 th film landmark. The actor was last seen in the antagonist role in Anbarivu but he is back on screens as a lead hero with his investigative thriller movie Carbon. The film is about a young man trying to find the hit and run driver that put his father in a grave condition. Actress Dhanya plays the female lead. Film maker R Srinivasan has helmed the drama . So, how has the flick come out? Is it solid enough to give actor Vidhaarth the much needed break that he is after to revive his career? To know that let us get in to the movie review.

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The entertainer follows the life of Shankar (Vidhaarth), a young man who gives up on his dream of becoming a police man and takes up a job in a private company. A tussle with his father Subburayan (G. Marimuthu) is the reason he had to quit on his dream. This ruptures an already difficult father son relationship. The duo is not in speaking terms and voice messages are the only mode of communication between them. Shankar possess a superpower. Events that are about to occur will play out as dreams to him. For instance, a scenario plays out in his dream where Shankar gets hit by a vehicle while on jogging. He wakes up and goes for a jog. As he witnessed in his dream, a vehicle runs on his path, he tries to get out of the way and hops to his side. He still suffers a minor injury. The shock of his life comes to him when he dreams of his father getting hit by a garbage truck. He is shaken.

Shankar does everything in his power to stop the accident to save his father. But he could not. The accident transpires leaving his father gravely injured. Subburayan is admitted to a hospital. In order to treat him, Shankar needs a hefty amount of money. The only way Shankar is going to be able to cover the medical expense is by finding the person behind the wheel and make an insurance claim. Realizing the cops are not going to work to his need, he takes it up on himself to investigate and get his man. Meanwhile, he has the same dream again. He witnesses the vehicle clearly this time, just when he is about to get a look at the driver’s face his sleep is disturbed. Next day he expects to have the same dream. We have our twist; seems like the dream would repeat no more than two times without conditions. So, we have a set of rules in play. The dream is repeated. With his sharp observations Shankar finds out that the accident was a planned attempt on his father’s life.

Why would someone want to kill Subburayan, who is the perpetrator, will Shankar bring him to justice and save his father, is what makes the rest of the flick.

Director R Srinivasan does not waste any time in setting up the premise. He jumps right at it. He opens the film with a curiosity inducing piece. Then he laces few poignant moments between the father and son to help us understand the relationship they share. After some time, he embeds a concept that is sort of like time loop except that it is not. Unfortunately, these are the positives one could talk about, about the flick. The film has its moments but nothing much comes out of it. The script indeed looks interesting on paper. But what transpires on screen is not. One of the main reasons for it is, how the break or make moments of the plot are handled. The crucial moments are ruined by loopholes that are too much to stomach. For a thriller drama, it is a heavy price to pay.

In a sense, Carbon is a very demanding film. It wants us to overlook the make-believe factors in its core concepts and only when you accept its rules it allows you to get in to its world. For instance, a person could have a same dream again and again, to do that he just needs to reconstruct the precise events that occurred on the day. If you stay and keep contemplating about the rules it sets forth, it throws you off grid. And it does not even care about it. The worst thing is, even when you make the deal it offers, it does not deliver what it promised.

Actor Vidhaarth effortlessly pulls of his part. He shoulders the film quite comfortably. Actress Dhanya does have space to perform to an extent and she has done justice to it. It is just the chemistry between the lead pair that does not quite sit well. It is refreshing to watch actor G. Marimuthu in lighter shade. He is effective as usual. Actors Munar Ramesh and Vinod Sagar are adequate. The rest of the cast has delivered what was asked of them.

On the technical front, musician Sam C. S track is not special but passable. His background score add value to the flick. Cinematographer Vivekanand Santhosham’s frames should have been better. Editor Praveen K L has done his best to cover the shortcomings of his colleague with his scissor work.

On the whole, Carbon has just about enough to get our attention for a short period but has nothing interesting to hold it throughout the film.

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கனவில் நடக்கும் சம்பவங்கள் நிஜத்தில் நடந்தால், அப்பாவுக்கு ஆபத்து வருவதைக் கனவின் வழி அறிந்துகொள்ளும் மகன் அவரைக் காப்பாற்ற நினைத்தால் அதுவே ‘கார்பன்’.

ஐடிஐ படித்துவிட்டு போலீஸ் வேலைக்குத்தான் போவேன் என்று அடம்பிடிக்கிறார் விதார்த். அவரது அப்பா மாரிமுத்து கார்ப்பரேஷனில் குப்பை லாரி ஓட்டுநராகப் பணிபுரிகிறார். கிடைக்கும் பென்ஷன் படத்தில் மகனை போலீஸாக்கி அழகு பார்க்க வேண்டும் என்று ஆசைப்படுகிறார். அம்மாவின் மரணத்துக்குப் பிறகு, வேலைக்குப் போய் முதல் மாத சம்பளம் வாங்கிவிட்டுத்தான் அப்பாவிடம் பேசுவேன் என்று சத்தியம் செய்கிறார் விதார்த். இதனால் இருவரும் நேரடியாகப் பேசிக்கொள்ளாமல் வாட்ஸ் அப்பில் பேசிக்கொள்கிறார்கள். தற்காலிகமாக ஒரு கம்பெனியில் வேலைக்குப் போய் முதல் மாத சம்பளம் வாங்கிக்கொண்டு வீட்டுக்கு வந்து உறங்கும்போதுதான் அப்பாவுக்கு விபத்து என்ற கொடுங்கனவு வருகிறது. அலறி எழுந்து அப்பாவைக் காப்பாற்ற ஓடுகிறார். அடிபட்டுக் கிடக்கும் அப்பாவை அணைத்து மருத்துவமனையில் சேர்க்கிறார்.

அப்பாவுக்கு என்ன ஆனது, விபத்துக்கு யார் காரணம், அது விபத்துதானா, அதன் பின்னணி என்ன, அப்பாவைக் காப்பாற்ற முடிந்ததா, விதார்த்தின் போலீஸ் கனவு என்ன ஆனது போன்ற கேள்விக்கு பதில் சொல்கிறது திரைக்கதை.

‘அண்ணாதுரை’ படத்தை இயக்கிய சீனுவாசன் இம்முறை கமர்ஷியல் சினிமாவை நம்பாமல் கான்செப்ட் சினிமாவை நம்பிக் களத்தில் இறங்கி அதில் வெற்றியும் பெற்றுள்ளார்.

விதார்த்துக்கு இது 25-வது படம். ‘குற்றமே தண்டனை’, ‘ஒரு கிடாயின் கருணை மனு’, ‘குரங்கு பொம்மை’ படங்களுக்குப் பிறகு பேர் சொல்லும்படியான படத்தில் நடித்ததற்காக அவருக்குப் பாராட்டுகள். பாசாங்கு இல்லாத அன்பையும், அப்பாவைக் காப்பாற்றத் துடிக்கும் தவிப்பையும், உண்மையைத் தேடும் படலத்தில் ஓய்வறியா உழைப்பையும் கொடுத்து கவன ஈர்ப்பை ஏற்படுத்துகிறார். போலீஸாக இருக்கும் மூணாறு ரமேஷிடம் அவர் கெஞ்சும்போது பாசமுள்ள மகனின் இயல்பைத் தேர்ந்த நடிப்புடன் வெளிப்படுத்தி முத்திரை பதிக்கிறார். இன்னும் இதுபோன்ற நல்ல படங்களில் விதார்த் வரிசை கட்டி நடிக்கலாம். அவருக்கு வாழ்த்துகள்.

நாயகி தன்யா பாலகிருஷ்ணா கொடுக்கப்பட்ட கதாபாத்திரத்துக்கு நியாயம் சேர்த்துள்ளார். கோபமும், முரட்டுத்தனமும் நிறைந்த எத்தனையோ கதாபாத்திரங்களில் நடித்த இயக்குநர் மாரிமுத்து, அன்பின் வாஞ்சையுடன் பாசத்தைக் கடத்தி நல்ல தகப்பனுக்கான முன்னுதாரணமாய் பக்குவமான நடிப்பை அளித்து அசத்துகிறார்.

துணைக் கதாபாத்திரங்களில் நடித்தவர்கள் நோக்கம் அறிந்து அதை மிகச் சரியாக நிறைவேற்றுகிறார்கள். போலீஸாக மூணாறு ரமேஷ், செக்யூரிட்டியாக மூர்த்தி, வார்டு பாயாக வினோத் சாகர், டாக்டராக வெங்கட் சுபா, இளநீர் வியாபாரியாக விக்ரம் ஜெகதீஷ், பூக்காரப் பெண்ணாக பவுலின், நெகட்டிவ் கதாபாத்திரங்களில் நிதீஷ் வீரா, அஜய் நட்ராஜ் ஆகியோர் கச்சிதமான நடிப்பை வழங்கியுள்ளனர்.

தாம்பரம், திருக்கோவிலூரின் சந்து பொந்து, இண்டு இடுக்குகளைக் கூட ஒளிப்பதிவாளர் விவேகானந்த் சந்தோஷம் விட்டு வைக்கவில்லை. அந்த அளவுக்கு யதார்த்தம் மீறாமல் காட்சிப்படுத்தியுள்ளார். சாம் சி.எஸ். இசையும், பின்னணியும் படத்துக்கு பலம். பிரவீன் கே.எல். எடிட்டிங்கில் நேர்த்தி தெரிகிறது.

‘மாநாடு’ படத்தின் புகழ் பெற்ற வசனம் ‘வந்தான் சுட்டான் செத்தான் ரிப்பீட்டு’. அதுவே இங்கே கொஞ்சம் மாறி ‘வந்தான் இடிச்சான் போய்ட்டான்’என்று பயன்படுத்தப்பட்டுள்ளது. ‘மாநாடு’ படத்தில் தானாக நடக்கும் விஷயங்களைச் சரிசெய்ய சிம்பு போராடுவதைப் போல, இங்கே திட்டமிட்டு நடக்கவைத்து உண்மையைக் கண்டறிய வேண்டிய சூழல் விதார்த்துக்கு. இது திரைக்கதை நகர்த்தலில் சிக்கலான விஷயம். அதில் தன் புத்திசாலித்தனத்தை வெளிப்படுத்தி அப்ளாஸ் அள்ளுகிறார் இயக்குநர் சீனுவாசன். மருத்துவமனையில் துப்புரவுப் பணியாளராகப் பணிபுரியும் பாட்டி, விதார்த்துக்கு அதே கனவு வர கொடுக்கும் ஐடியா சுவாரஸ்யம். போலீஸ் மூளை விதார்த்துக்கு இருப்பதாக எந்த சாகசக் காட்சியும் வலிந்து திணிக்கப்படாததும், நம்பமுடியாத சண்டைக் காட்சியும் இல்லாததும் பெரிய ஆறுதல்.

ஒரே நாளில் எப்படி ஒருவரை நம்புவது, மாரிமுத்து உடன் வேலை செய்த நபர் எங்கு போனார், ஒரு கான்ஸ்டபிள் எல்லாவற்றுக்கும் ஒத்துழைக்க முடியுமா போன்ற ஒருசில லாஜிக் மீறல்கள் உள்ளன. சம்பந்தப்பட்ட நபர் மனம் மாறுவதும் சினிமாத்தனம்தான். ஆனால், அது பெரிய குறையாகத் தெரியவில்லை. இவையெல்லாம் மீச்சிறு குறைகளே. இவற்றையெல்லாம் யோசிக்காத அளவுக்குத் திரைக்கதை கட்டிப்போடுகிறது. தரமான நிறைவான ஒரு கான்செப்ட் படத்தைப் பார்த்த திருப்தி ஏற்படுகிறது.

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With Carbon , award-winning cinematographer Venu returns to direction after the 2014 thriller  Munnariyippu . His new film walks a thin line between being wacky and completely wacko. The story offers no answers and the messaging is open-ended. Through Mamta Mohandas’ character Sameera, a self-professed “jungle junkie”, it references Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist, yet it appears to contradict the point about the treasure in your backyard in its climactic shot.

This is a film that is exasperatingly, fascinatingly open to interpretation at all levels. Every step of the way, I found myself expectantly waiting for the next hint of its intent, the next shot, the next turn, the next rustle of leaves, the next whisper in the wind, the next creature camouflaged by trees or resting in its cave, and in the end I was left somewhat bemused and still intrigued.

It is often unclear in the film whether we are watching reality or one of Siby’s dreams, whether a character exists in fact or in his imagination. How much of Carbon is taking place in Siby’s head is worth considering, all the while remembering what Professor Dumbledore tells Harry Potter as the curtain comes down on JK Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows : “Of course it is happening inside your head, Harry, but why on earth should that mean that it is not real?”

The film’s full name is Carbon: Ashes and Diamonds from which you might surmise that it is about what we do with the cards we are dealt by fate. Will you allow life to reduce you to ashes or will you, as carbon is wont to do under tremendous pressure, emerge a shining diamond? This then is as much Siby’s journey to find himself as it is to find an ancient hoard of gold.

It is more though. “We need a bit of fantasy to liven up our lives” — you have heard Siby utter these words in Carbon’s trailer. Perhaps this is a clue to the film’s mystery? Or perhaps not?

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Carbon’s nicely underplayed sound design — with its clever use of the power of suggestion — is crucial to its effectiveness. Vishal Bhardwaj, making a rare foray outside Bollywood here, serves up a mixed bag of songs though. Benny Dayal’s robust rendition of ‘Thanna Thane’ briefly injects energy into an otherwise deliberately languorous film, but Rekha Bhardwaj’s terrible diction and poor singing of ‘Dhoore Dhoore’ are downers.

The cornerstone of Carbon is its cast. Fahadh Faasil steps so forcefully into Siby’s shoes that he sweeps us away in the tide of the fellow’s seemingly crazy convictions. Mamta Mohandas as Sameera owns every scene she is in, though she enters the picture only an hour into the narrative.

Venu does not settle for anything but the best in small supporting roles either. Achari as Stalin, Dileesh Pothan and Nedumudi Venu as Siby’s business allies are all in spiffing form. Kochu Preman and Soubin Shahir are appropriately twisted. Sharafudheen is unobtrusively hilarious as he offers his friend solace and wisdom. Praveena is memorably strange without going over the top. It is worth mentioning that apart from Achari, the others mentioned in this paragraph get just a few minutes each on screen. It is a measure of their arresting personalities and abilities along with Venu’s attention to detail that each makes a lasting impression nevertheless.

The pick of the supporting cast is Spadikam George playing Siby’s father. There is a scene in which the two meet in a marketplace after a gap. The way the dad looks at his son, using the most fleeting of hand gestures and a glance to convey his deep affection and a parent’s longing to have his son back home, come what may, his faults be damned, is unforgettable.

Venu, to borrow the title of Arundhati Roy’s book, is a god of small things and the big picture in Carbon . His idiosyncratic cinematic vision and the la la land of Siby’s mind make for enjoyable viewing in this unusual film.

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Carbon is a 2022 Tamil action thriller film written and directed by R. Srinuvasan and produced by Benchmark Films. The film stars Vidharth and Dhanya Balakrishna in the lead roles. This marks the 25th film for Vidharth. The film's music is composed by Sam C. S., with cinematography handled by Vivekanand Santhosham and editing done by Praveen K. L. The film released in theatres on 13 January 2022.

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Shankar is the son of Subburayan, a garbage truck driver. Shankar often gets dreams that hint him the upcoming incidents. Once, he gets a dream that shows him that he would meet an accident. It happened, and hence Shankar started believing his dreams. Later, he gets a dream that his father involves in an accident. That too happens, and he finds no money for further treatment. So, he decides to get a time loop with which he could find the person who made that accident to get money from him for his father’s treatment. Will that happen? The rest of the film follows this.

Star Performance

Vidharth did his best. His expressions and body language are good. It is good to know that it is his 25 th film. Marimuthu has got a solid role, and he excelled in it. Dhanya is not given a usual heroine role, and she also has some worthy part to play.

Unlike the time loop movies, this film stands unique. The plot is different, and the actors are given space to emote well. The characters are designed well, and the right people are placed. The editing department needs to be appreciated for the work done. But, some places needed better writing. However, the screenplay is quite engaging and makes the audience watch the film throughout.

What’s There?

• Characters are designed well
• The lead stars did their best

What’s Not There?

• Certain scenes needed better writing

The film is unique in its style, and the director has done his best in his debut. If some scenes involving Vidharth and Dhanya had been penned better, it would have attracted more audience. However, Carbon is watchable once!

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