Reviews of Aranmanai 4 on Twitter: Aranmanai 4, the fourth part in Sundar C’s horror franchise, debuted in theaters on Friday under the Telugu title Baak. Fans on X (previously Twitter) gave the film, which stars Sundar, Tamannaah Bhatia, and Raashii Khanna in the key roles, largely positive reviews. However, several people criticised the movie’s comedy for being outdated.

“The ideal event for the family”

The movie, according to an X user, was funny all around and, even if it followed to a “template pattern,” it stood out for the way it presented the ghost Baak. Very nice visuals and VFX quality. HipHop has performed excellently in the BGM and Songs. Outstanding Performance by #Tamannaah. Raashi, SundarC, and the rest of the cast did a good job. For fans of the Aranmanai Franchise, it’s the perfect family entertainment overall, they noted.

“Technical elements like music, visuals, and CG are good compare to previous Aranmanai movies,” remarked a fellow movie enthusiast. Sentiment and horror mixed together nicely. The last forty minutes include an Amman song, a pre-climax humorous segment, and a climax fight. Family and children’s summer entertainment with Pakka…

“Tamannaah is superior, Sundar”

A few audience members complimented Sundar and Tamannaah’s performances in addition to HipHop Tamizha’s song. #Aranmanai4 interval – one person wrote Excellent artwork, VFX, and screenplay. In terms of BGM, @hiphoptamizha has given it his all. Big news: Sundar C is back!

“@hiphoptamizha – The man who has done silent Sambavam in #Aranmanai4” was written by another. Just created excitement with a single song, and his BGM was incredibly helpful throughout the whole film.

“Familiar laughs and scares”

Apart from the performances, the horror elements appear to have benefited Aranmanai 4, but it appears that many people weren’t pleased with the comedy. “Familiar laughs & scares, but uneven pacing & recycled plot hold it back,” commented one X user. Good performances, stunning images, and a strong second half. A boring plot, a sluggish beginning, and a poor first half. A look out for cameos and spooky fun!

“#SundarC keeps us engaged till the interval with back-to-back horror elements more than comedy scenes,” another user said. “Few comedy scenes felt very outdated & few worked.” However, the majority felt that the movie was still engaging.