The Bed Tamil Movie Review
Cast-:
Srikanth, Srushti Dange, John Vijay, Black Pandi, Vijay TV Pappu, Devipriya, Malayalam actress Divya, Risha, TikTok Trichy Sadhana, Vikram Anand, Praveen Kumar, Chunnambu Senthil and Others.
Crew-:
Director: Manibharathi Cinematography: K. Gokul Editing: J.P. (Worked on the films Kodi and Pattas) Music: Taj Noor Lyrics: Yugabharathi Art: Palanivel Stunt Choreography: Action Prakash Stills: Raj Prabhu Executive Producer: A.V. Palanisamy Producers: V. Vijayakumar, Logeswari Vijayakumar Production Company: Srinidhi Productions Public Relations: A. John. Sand Others.
Story-:
Velu (Srikanth) and three friends hire a call girl, Christy (Srushti Dange), and take her to Ooty for a fun trip. They rent a cottage there, but instead of having fun, they waste their days drinking and getting drunk. At one point, Christy goes missing, and one of the four friends also disappears. Velu and his friends search for the missing people. Meanwhile, the missing friend’s body is recovered by the police. What happened to the missing Srushti? Who killed their friend? The film “The Bed” answers these suspenseful questions.
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Movie Review-:
In the role of a call girl, Srushti Dange has delivered a distinctive performance. With youthful exuberance and in glamorous outfits, Srushti Dange has made her character captivating in every scene. Her portrayal, showing no hesitation in engaging in double-meaning conversations with Srikanth and his four friends and appearing ready for sexual encounters, demonstrates that she has truly transformed into an authentic call girl and completely immersed herself in the character.
When Srikanth, captivated by Srushti Dange’s beauty, begins to love her one-sidedly, it becomes clear that he will not allow his friends to touch Srushti. It is impossible to predict that Srikanth’s character will suddenly change in the second half.
The mischievous antics of Black Pandi with his potbelly towards Srushti Dange are quite titillating. Srushti gives him a little too much leeway, and he takes full advantage, touching and caressing her hands and feet.
John Vijay appears as a boastful policeman, displaying his usual arrogant demeanor and sarcastic dialogue. Pappu and Devi Priya have also acted in the film.
The film has been produced by V. Vijayakumar.
Taj Noor’s music gains momentum in the second half. K. Gokul’s cinematography is decent, but capturing the beauty of Ooty in a more visually stunning way would have been an added advantage. Director S. Mani bharathi He had tried to show a difference by telling the story from the perspective of a bed. However, the bed, which was initially spread out, remains unwrinkled until the end of the film, reflecting the director’s approach to the call girl story. Although he tries to compensate by introducing a suspense element near the climax, the repetition of scenes already shown on screen as dialogue is unnecessary.
The Bed – An unwrinkled and unexploited call girl story.
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Written by B4U Media Admin Rating B4U Media Admin 5 / 5
