Thipparaa Meesam

Mani, a young man with a troubled past, struggles to maintain his relationships and career due to his impulsive nature and tendency to get into trouble. After a series of unfortunate events and betrayals, he finds himself in a desperate situation where he must confront his demons and fight for his survival. The film explores themes of redemption, revenge, and the consequences of one's actions.

Thipparaa Meesam received mixed to negative reviews from critics, with praise directed towards Sree Vishnu's performance but criticism leveled at the predictable plot and screenplay. Audience reception was largely lukewarm, with many finding the film to be dragged out and lacking in depth.

• Sree Vishnu delivers a commendable performance as the flawed protagonist.

• The film's plot is considered predictable and the screenplay suffers from pacing issues.

• While attempting to be a gritty thriller, it often falls short due to its execution.

Google audience: Google users found Sree Vishnu's performance to be a highlight, but many were disappointed by the slow pace and unoriginal storyline. Some viewers appreciated the attempt at a different genre but felt the film didn't quite succeed.

The film marked Sree Vishnu's first attempt at playing a character with grey shades.