Sundar C, the director of the previous Aranmanai franchise, is returning with the fourth installment. Even though some people might not have like his earlier Aranmanai movies, fans simply can't get enough of them, as seen by the popularity of Aranmanai 3, which was released in 2021 and ended up being one of the year's most financially successful films.See also the trailer for Aranmanai 4: Starring Sundar C, Tamannaah Bhatia, and Raashii Khanna, this ghostly
thriller is unsettling. ObserveDirector Sundar C, who has previously directed films in the Aranmanai genre, is returning with the fourth entry. Although some people may not have enjoyed his earlier Aranmanai movies, fans simply can't get enough of them, as demonstrated by the success of Aranmanai 3, which was released in 2021.News from Hindustan Times Menu Hindustan Times News Home Latest News E-Paper E-Paper Menu Cricket India World Cities HT Premium Elections Education Astrology, Entertainment, and Lifestyle Shop for Real Estate Now Maharashtra Result 2024 Live: Lok Sabha Election 2024 Election Schedule for the Lok Sabha in 2024 My Initial Cast Vote IPL 2024 Schedule IPL 2024 Table of IPL Points IPL Orange Cap, IPL Purple Cap, HTCity The Conversation Images, Videos, and Hot Web Stories Tech Industry Quickreads: Virat Kohli Sports, Delhi News, Mumbai News, Bengaluru News Daily Summary After the Games Review of the film Aranmanai 4: An example A mass-market horror-comedy starring Sundar C Written by Latha Srinivasan IST on May 3, 2024, at 09:10 AM Cricket Web page Review of Aranmanai 4: Sundar C's horror-comedy in Tamil Raashi, Tamannaah Bhatia, and Santhosh Prathap
Aranmanai 4 revolves around a big home in the middle of a forest, a song honoring the Gods, a number of comedic characters, a godman, a ghost, gorgeous women, poojas, and Sundar C himself, who arrives to save the day. The film centers on Selvi (Tamannaah Bhatia) and her husband (Santhosh Prathap), who live with their two children in a spacious home in the forest. They appear to be leading a contented life until her spouse abruptly attempts to murder her and the children for no apparent cause. The couple does not survive this horrific attack, but the children do, and police inform Selvi's brother, lawyer Saravanan (Sundar C), about it. Saravanan along with his maternal grandmother
Numerous strange deaths begin to occur while Saravanan and the police investigate the entire tragedy. Additionally, a ghost begins to appear in their home. Yogi Babu's character Maestry and VTV Ganesh's character Carpenter were assisting Selvi's husband at work, and they also started assisting Saravanan with his investigation. Since he has been given the house, we now also have Dr. Maya's (Raashi Khanna) grandfather (Delhi Ganesh) residing there. The house will be sold so Maya can construct a hospital and carry out charitable work.A godman who appears to know more about this ghost is found by Saravanan during his inquiry, and when the police apprehend him, he reveals there is another demonic presence as well. Why is Selvi's house haunted by a ghost? What is this other malevolent entity? How can they end this presence and stop the deaths that are occurring? Does Saravanan discover the truth about what actually transpired with Selvi and her husband, and how does he manage to protect his family?
Along with the cast members already listed, director Sundar C has made sure to include additional actors to this franchise. Among them are directors KS Ravikumar, Rajendran, Singampuli, Vichu Vishwanath, and V Jayaprakash. As a result, we have at least four comedians to make us laugh, and Raashi Khanna adds a dash of elegance. Since there are so many people in the cast, many of them simply come and go (which is to be anticipated), and none really jumps out because we have seen them all in similar roles in prior movies. The protagonist of the tale, Tamannaah Bhatia, does a fantastic job portraying an emotional mother, while Raashi Khanna does a great job as Maya. However, Khushbu—who is wed to Sundar C—and Simran have a unique relationship.
The audience for Sundar C's Aranmanai series is one that doesn't care too much about logic; it's one that enjoys jump scares, humorous dialogue, cast antics, fight scenes, religious themes, upbeat music, and a satisfying conclusion that sees the evil defeated and everyone returns to their happy family. Since this is also the central theme in Aranmanai 4, the director appears to have mastered the idea after four editions. If you walk into Aranmanai 4 with no expectations, you won't leave the movie utterly delighted, but you also won't leave feeling let down.
