Manithan

About This Movie

Manithan is a gritty exploration of justice and redemption, following a young man who emerges from prison, fueled by a desire to right wrongs. The film captures that raw, urgent tension of someone's fight against a system that seems stacked against them. There's a palpable atmosphere of desperation and determination, and the pacing keeps you engaged as he navigates the complexities of his past and present. The performances are solid, particularly in how they convey the internal struggles of the protagonist. What stands out, really, is how it juggles action and drama without losing sight of its central theme—justice, however flawed. It’s one of those films that reflects the tumult of its time, amidst other heavyweights like Nayakan and Brahma.

Features strong themes of justice and redemption · Solid performances amidst other notable films of 1987 · Captures the raw spirit of late 80s Indian cinema