Vetri starrer Allen releases on the big screens today, October 18. The film, directed by Shiva R, has received mixed responses from audiences and critics after its release. The film is about a writer who struggles with different stages of his uncertain life. Nonetheless, if you are planning to watch it in theatres, then do read these Allen Twitter reviews shared by netizens on their social media handles.
A social media user appreciated the music of the film and wrote, “#Alaan: Debutant director Shiva R tells a story of how a man can find a way to move forward despite suffering repeatedly. @act_vetri A writer The film has an interesting Varanasi background. Its big plus is the music of @MManojkrishna, his brilliant work.”
Another user posted, “A film that talks about spirituality, nature’s unique way of tormenting someone and resolving it with liberation at the appropriate time. Actor Vetri plays the role of an aspiring writer, who One goes through different struggles at different stages of life.”
A netizen praised Vetri’s incredible screen presence and wrote, “A love story told against a fresh backdrop combining spirituality, nostalgia and the importance of writing.” It is also a travel film that takes you to different places and is one of the major attractions. @act_vetri has tried his best to get into his character, which is not easy and he has been successful in it. ,
A social media user praised the film’s unique story and wrote, “A philosophical romantic film… travels across India… from North to South… the intersection of a man’s spiritual journey and his romantic life.” .. Spiritual and Romance.. If you are looking for something different then you will definitely like her.”
Read more reviews shared by netizens below:
Allen has a promising star cast, including Anu Sithara, German actor Madhura, Karunakaran, Aruvi Madankumar and others. Additionally, the film has been shot in locations such as Chennai, Kodaikanal, Kashi, Puducherry and Rishikesh.
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