🚨 AARYAN (2025) MOVIE REVIEW: Great Premise, Middling Execution! Vishnu Vishal’s Thriller Runs Out of Logic.
Blogger Verdict: An Idea-First Thriller That Murders Its Own Potential! Aaryan begins with a genuinely audacious and brilliant premise : a failed writer (Selvaraghavan) commits suicide live on television, but declares he has orchestrated five more murders that the police must race to prevent. This high-concept setup immediately hooks you, promising a cerebral chess game between a dead killer and a living cop (Vishnu Vishal). Unfortunately, as debut director Praveen K attempts to flesh out this masterstroke idea, the film collapses under the weight of wobbly logic, convenient writing, and a preachy, unsatisfying motive . It’s a stylish, technically sound film, but one that ultimately mistakes rearranging a familiar story for reinventing the genre. 💥 The Highs (What Works) Expectation Why It Hits 🤯 The Game-Changing Premise The opening 20 minutes, featuring Selvaraghavan’s live-TV suicide and his prophecy of future murders, is masterfully executed and provides an unprecedented hook f...
