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Speech and hearing impaired quadruplets lose their way inside a zoo. With an enormous snake on the loose, can they come out alive?
A group of four deaf and mute individuals discover they have the ability to communicate with animals. This unique gift leads them on an extraordinary journey when they encounter a baby elephant separated from its mother. They must overcome societal disbelief and bureaucratic hurdles to reunite the calf with its family, all while navigating the challenges of their own communication barriers.
Enna Satham Indha Neram received a mixed to positive reception, with many critics praising its unique premise and the emotional core of the story, particularly the bond between the characters and the animals. However, some noted pacing issues and underdeveloped plot points.
Praised for its novel concept of human-animal communication.
Commended for its emotional storytelling and the performances of the lead actors.
Some reviews pointed out narrative weaknesses and slow pacing in parts.
Google audience: Google users largely appreciated the film's heartwarming story, the innovative approach to showcasing empathy towards animals, and the touching performances of the main cast. The unique plot was frequently highlighted as a strong positive.
The film's unique selling point was its focus on characters with hearing and speech impairments and their ability to communicate with animals, a theme rarely explored in Tamil cinema.
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Four kids go missing in a zoo. There is a gargantuan snake on the loose inside the grounds. The kids are speech and hearing impaired and so finding them is doubly difficult. Meanwhile, there's a media circus outside the place. With a plot l...