Raayan Movie Review

Dhanush scores as an actor, fails as director. After the not-so-impressive 'Captain Miller,' talented actor Dhanush returns with another directorial venture 'Raayan,' which fails to live up to expectations.

‘Raayan’ movie review: In his sophomore directorial, Dhanush attempts to turn an ordinary story into something more with a well-written setting and measured storytelling but falls disappointingly short

Dhanush ensures that we never forget that this is first and foremost an emotionally charged drama, so despite all the heroism and bloodshed that we see on screen (the filmmakers also deserve praise for going with the 'A' rating)…

Dhanush donned the hat of director, actor and writer for his 50th film. The revenge thriller is riveting, but not without flaws.

Dhanush, in his second directorial, brilliantly mounts a world true to the genre and even achieves emotional connect, which soon falters as the writing struggles to maintain the momentum established in the first half.

Dhanush deserves credit for imagining a visually rich, edgy action thriller which is enhanced by a fascinating background score from A R Rahman.

Raayan Movie Review: Kathavarayan aka Raayan is forced to take care of his two brothers and toddler sister after their parents vanish.

Dhanush, the actor and director, stands tall in a film powered by AR Rahman's brilliant music, and top-notch performances only to fall just short of realising its potential.

Raayan movie review: Dhanush’s directorial totally packs a punch. AR Rahman delivers a brilliant background score that elevates the film.

Raayan had its worldwide release on July 26. This marks the 50th movie of Dhanush, who will turn 41 on July 28.

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