
A bright but faint-hearted rookie cop has to overcome his fears in order to succeed in his first case which sees him partnered with a reclusive senior officer to catch a serial killer on the loose.
2h 27m available with multiple audio tracks and subtitles.

Vignesh Raja
Director

R. Sarathkumar
SP Loganathan

Lisha Chinnu
Murderer Wife

Ashok Selvan
DSP K. Prakash

Nikhila Vimal
Veena

Sarath Babu
Kennedy Sebastian

Sunil Sukhada
[NGO Teacher] Muthu Selvan

O.A.K. Sunder
[DSP] R. Ramkumar

Olajuwon
Mar 1, 2025love it

rehan2255
Nov 28, 2024No review content available.

Walid Khatib
May 27, 2024I will still give the future reviewers to Decide. There are few movies like this in Malayalam too and will be brought up in due course of time. Please Wait for me. Thank You. Only the smart will watch the movie and get back with a helpful vote for this review. I hope this reaches out to as many as the smartest critics who really becomes a part of the movie and review it genuinely without favouring the movie for their personal benefits. Therefore let's wait and watch who will be the first to catch. Once again Thank You for your time in reading this. I had to complete 600 words to let you know... Phew.

Majo
May 27, 2024I'll definitely recommend Por Thozhil to those who enjoy their share of investigative crime thrillers. It's been a while since we've come across a police procedural (in Tamil cinema) that focuses on the finer details, adding an uneasy dynamic between a rookie cop and an experienced (almost emotionless) veteran. Sarath Kumar and Ashok Selvan are both splendid in their respective roles (you'd know who's who by that description I gave). Director Vignesh Raja mentioned in interviews how he's fond of David Fincher's works, and the inspiration is evident. The framing style, the dark tones, the attention to detail - the debut filmmaker certainly shows promise. It somewhat follows the Ratchasan template of a serial killer with a flashback (and a decoy), yet the film works from both writing and technical standpoints. Jakes Bejoy's score adds to the tense mood, the performances are pretty much on point, and the twists keep coming. While you won't be able to foresee the killer because his identity is unfurled layer by layer, and he shows up only in the final act (with a half-baked backstory), it's the proceedings until then that keep you on edge. There's a terrific stretch where the cop duo think they've "solved" the case only to realize that they've solved a totally different one. Let's get a sequel made soon enough, please?