Sindhubaadh

<p>Thiru is a hard-of-hearing small-time crook who steals money and valuables from various people along with his sidekick Super. Thiru meets Venba, a loud-talking girl, and falls in love with her. Initially relucant, Venba reciprocates his feelings. Venba goes to for work, before Thiru marries her at the airport. Thiru receives a call from Venba, who reveals that her uncle had sold her off to the after receiving a lump sum of money. Venba requests Thiru to arrive in to save her. Thiru gets two passports for himself (under the name Hakim Sindhubaadh) and Super (under the name Milan Bharti). On the way to Thailand, they meet a passenger who is going to the same place as them to see his daughter. Thiru gets into trouble with the , where he agrees to steal some shields from the house of a Malaysian gangster Chang’s second-hand man named Ling, in exchange for saving Venba. However, Thiru gets caught by Ling and he jumps off a cliff and spits at Ling in a bid to escape. Venba tries to escape, but is caught and sent to Ling, which is later revealed to Thiru by the police officer who shows that the reason behind stealing the shields was to gather evidence against Ling. Thiru kills Chang and blows up Ling’s house, where he rescues all the girls from the skin trade and returns back home with Venba. The project was announced during March 2018, which revealed that is all set to direct another venture that would have as the protagonist. commenced on 25 May 2018 at Tenkasi for 20 days and later continued at Thailand with a 32-day long schedule. Filming that December. The first-look poster for the film was unveiled on 16 January 2019, revealing the title as . The soundtrack was composed by , while the music rights were bought by . The film was released on 27 June 2019, and received mixed reviews. M. Sugandh of gave 3/5 stars and wrote ” isn’t as satisfying as Arun Kumar’s previous films, but it isn’t entirely a letdown either.” gave 2.5/5 stars and wrote “Director SU Arun Kumar’s Sidhubaadh could have been a satisfying thriller, but he puts in too many ideas in the film. If only Arun Kumar had done away with a few sub-plots and plugged the logical loopholes, Sindhubaadh would have been a better watch.” Karthik Kumar of gave 2/5 stars and wrote “Director Arun Kumar, who really impressed with his previous films and , struggles to give us a film that’s neither wholesomely action-packed nor funny enough to oversee its shortcomings. If not for the lead characters and their performances, Sindhubaadh would’ve been unimaginably boring.” Pradeep Kumar of wrote ” is a one time watch for if you want to catch a normal Vijay Sethupathi, fresh off of his exploits, on the screen. But it is not a film that will go into your best of Sethupathi collection.”</p>