Bagheera

A mixture of Manmadhan + Naan Avan Illai with the director's style of filmmaking targeting the single-boys gang aka the anti-women.

The plot was somewhat clear and as expected there was a flashback as well baselining how & why the protagonist is doing such things, justifying everything that has been done by him, the cliche of Tamil cinema was followed without breaking anything at all.

But the film was made so poorly that it felt like mixing multiple scenes from several movies. When you go late to a movie, if you don't understand it, that's understandable but you're watching it from the first frame and still not understanding is altogether another level of a movie and this movie falls under the latter version of it where you wouldn't understand who is who and by the time you do, the scene itself would be gone, but every single scene was deliberately made that way, looks like the editor himself was confused and just mixed the S*&T like anything.

Targeting the women was so deliberately designed and didn't feel natural in any way at all, instead of creating sympathy for the men, the film only triggers anger within us, that's how pathetically made it was.

Overall, it's a film that should be avoided at any COST but if you wish to watch to see what was that poor then best of luck to you.