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After giving birth to her second child, Jwala Gutta (wife of actor Vishnu Vishal) realized that she was producing more breast milk than her baby needed. Instead of letting it go to waste, she decided to donate her breast milk to help babies who were fighting to survive.

She donated nearly 30 to 50 liters of breast milk to government hospitals and milk banks, giving around 600 milliliters every day. Through the Amirtham Foundation, she also supported babies in the (NICU) at Egmore Hospital in Chennai.

Her kindness became a wonderful blessing and a second chance at life for many babies who had lost their mothers or could not get enough milk. This is truly a highly respectable and noble donation.

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The film had already fetched table profit from streaming and non-theatrical rights. If this film clicks well, this might be the biggest profitable film in terms of ROI.

I hope our stars and directors should make some conscious effort to make films within the tight budgets rather than delivering a hefty paycheck of triple digit thereby affecting the overall quality of the film.

Suriya literally carried the entire film, she felt unnecessary especially her dubbing artist did the worst job it felt so irritating.

Meiyazhagan

I remember the simbu -dhanush movies where digs were taken , or maybe in other movies where actors used to troll themselves or other movies or their own movies through dialogues

I believe friendly digs or mocking used to happen

Vere yethavathu Nyabakam vandhacha? This is the only i remember

If yes please suggest

If the first half focused on Karuppu's entry, elevation sequences and establish his presence while introducing Baby Kannan and Binu characters... and the second half focused entirely on Binu's issue and the final payoff with some rewriting, we might have had a very different movie. Although this might sound like a template commercial movie, we would have gotten a more cohesive one where it didn't feel like 2 different people made it. Watching Karuppu in all his prime and then give up on his powers to fight a case could have worked way better. What do you guys think?

This movie just came and went; people barely talk about it.

For me, Imaikkaa Nodigal is easily one of the most entertaining, edge-of-your-seat psychological crime thrillers from Kollywood. It deserves way more appreciation.

The pacing keeps you hooked throughout, the music and background score were amazing (arguably HipHop Tamizha’s best work), screenplay, and all the performances were really good. It’s also one of those thrillers that somehow stays rewatchable even after you already know what’s coming. Immense repeat value.

What I also like is that the movie has a lot more depth than people give it credit for. It’s not just a serial killer thriller, it has wholesome moments, emotional bonds, comedy, intense scenes, and a good emotional core. It never feels one-note.

And it's not your usual hero-centric commercial film. Having a female lead at the center of a story like this made it feel different and it worked so well. Nayanthara absolutely nailed it; her performance in this movie deserves more appreciation too. She made CBI Anjali feel memorable instead of just another thriller protagonist.

And you can go on about Atharvaa, Vijay Sethupathi, Anurag Kashyap, and Raashi Khanna.

People always mention Ratchasan, Por Thozhil, Vettaiyaadu Vilaiyaadu, Dhuruvangal Pathinaaru, etc. when talking about the best tamil serial killer thrillers, but Imaikkaa Nodigal gets overlooked way too much despite being on par with them.