Soorarai Pottru: Bollywood shouldn't be attempting to imitate the syntax of Tamil movies.
Post Credits Scene: Soorarai Pottru is one of those rare films that combines the most annoying aspects of standard South Indian cinema, including token feminism, unbridled hero-worship, and a staccato style that deflates the drama.
Frequently, YouTube podcasters advise their audience to upgrade to "1.5x for a better experience." It never is. Faster playback speeds merely serve to heighten the humor already there in discussions about productivity and "bhoot-pret." However, the normalization of speed-watching is one of the most regrettable shifts in audience behavior brought on by the pandemic. You would be surprised to learn how widespread it has become for viewers to scan through entire shows at 1.5x, even though only Netflix provides this option among all the big streamers. As anticipated, it appears that several directors are considering this information while writing their scripts. These films, which are more episodic than sentimental, are structured into numerous little segments where the main character encounters fresh difficulties that they always manage to get beyond with little difficulty.
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