Well now, let me tell you, this movie “Baak,” it ain’t like your usual fancy, big-budget Hollywood stuff. Nah, it’s one of them movies that’s part of a whole series, you see. It’s the fourth in the ‘Aranmanai’ series, a Tamil horror-comedy kinda film. It’s got that Sundar. C fella directing and acting in it too, and let me tell you, he’s the one who started this whole thing in the first place, with them spooky stories and all.
Now, the movie “Baak” might make your heart skip a beat at times. It’s full of them jump scares, you know, where things just pop up outta nowhere and you almost spill your tea! But then, it ain’t just scary. There’s also a bit of laughter mixed in, so you don’t end up covering your eyes the whole time. That’s what this “Aranmanai” series is all about – spooks and giggles together, like a proper horror-comedy.
The story? Well, there’s this young fella, all worried and worked up about his sister. She gone and taken her own life, or so they say. But this boy, he ain’t buying it. He starts digging into things, trying to figure out what really happened. And the deeper he goes, the more trouble he gets himself into. The movie spins around him trying to protect his sister’s kids, ‘cause there’s some bad business going on that could hurt them too. And let me tell you, there are some folks in the movie that’ll make your hair stand up. Real creepy vibes, I tell ya!
As for the ladies in the movie, there’s Tamannaah and Raashii Khanna. They’re playing some important roles, helping our hero with his spooky investigation. And I gotta say, they fit well in the story. The whole cast does alright, but it’s not just the acting that gets you. The technical stuff, like the music and all that, it’s done up right nice. They got this Hip Hop Tamizha guy doing the music, and it really adds to the creepy feeling. The background score is sharp, and it gets your heart racing, like when you hear footsteps in the dark.
Now, I know some folks might say this movie ain’t too different from the others in the series. It follows the same old tricks, y’know, a haunted house, strange happenings, mysterious deaths. Some say it’s a bit too predictable, like you can guess what’s coming next. But still, if you’re into all this horror-comedy mess, it does its job. You’ll get your fair share of thrills and spills. That being said, there are moments that could have been done better. The editing, for one, could’ve been sharper. Some of them scenes drag on a bit too long, like when you’re waiting for your turn to speak at the village meeting, just draggin’ along.
Now, let’s talk about the look of the movie. The cinematography, that’s the camera work and all that, it’s alright. The way they capture the spooky setting, with them dim lights and all, it adds to the horror feel. They done well with the grand production too. The places where they film, they really make it look like a haunted house. You can almost feel the cold wind blowin’ through the place, and it sets up a good spooky atmosphere. So, if you want to watch something with a mix of funny moments and creepy stuff, this might be just the ticket for you.
But, of course, it’s not all perfect. Some people might find it a bit too much of the same, and if you’re not into this kind of movie, then maybe best to stay home and watch your soap operas. “Baak” is fun if you like that spooky, but not too serious, kinda film. If you’ve watched the others in the series, then you know what to expect. And if you haven’t, well, you might still get a few good scares outta it. So, in the end, it’s a decent flick to pass the time, but not the best thing you’ve ever seen.
Overall, if you’re lookin’ for a good laugh and a bit of a scare, “Baak” ain’t a bad pick. But don’t be expectin’ any Oscar-winning performances or somethin’. It’s a regular, fun, creepy ride that’ll keep you entertained. Just make sure you don’t go watchin’ it too late at night or you might start hearin’ things that ain’t there!
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