AR Murugadoss movies

Madharasi fires up the big screen with a potent mix of emotional depth and bullet-fueled thrills. Sivakarthikeyan steps into the shoes of Raghu Ram, a heart-torn soul whose vulnerability and unpredictable streak make him as compelling as he is dangerous. Under A.R. Murugadoss’s direction, the film balances its societal alarm over gun proliferation with a deeply human portrait of empathy, even if the second half occasionally loses its spark. Overall, it’s a ride that resonates best when it leans into its emotional core—especially with Sivakarthikeyan delivering one of his strongest turns yet.