Its sad to see lazy script work still trying to make the typical anti brahmin rhetoric work in todays times.....plus the atempts to glorify other religions at the expense and tolerance one simply shows how oblivious the director and nayanthara are from ground realities.....the appeasement scenes dont make feel good but are absolutley cringy....master chefs look like uncles from a bar who had nothing better to do so they decided to act in this film.... Acting wise Nayanthara sleepwalks half the movie and all others are just happy to be working with her to really focus on their characters......finally much research was needed on the food element and not copy Rattetouille so evidently......taste buds are all dependant on your nose too....what u perceive is not dependant on only one sense....a very poor effort...

In this movie, an Iyenger eats meat, learns to cook beef! Can't they show a successful chef by not hurting a community's beliefs.

They showed it as breaking orthodoxy but where is the inclusiveness, art shouldn't portray anyone's deep-rooted beliefs as something that is regressive.

Overall, Nayanthara's acting is good as always and i'd given 3 stars because of her acting.

A film on a subject like this could have been so much inspiring for everybody but sadly the makers chose to portray a community's beliefs as orthodoxy that stopped me from enjoying this film, and also limiting an audience to enjoy Nayanthara's film!