Lubber Pandhu Twitter Reviews: Harish Kalyan and Attakathi Dinesh’s cricket-based film wins hearts with 'clap-worthy moments'

After much anticipation, Harish Kalyan and Attakathi Dinesh-starrer cricket-based film Lubber Pandhu has finally arrived on the big screens. Directed by debutant filmmaker Tamizharasan Pachamuthu, the movie centers on a light-hearted rivalry between two talented local cricketers. The film stars Harish Kalyan, Attakathi Dinesh, Swasika, and Sanjana Krishnamoorthy in key roles. As the film debuts in theaters on September 20, here’s how first-day-first-show audiences have reacted to it.

Harish Kalyan’s Lubber Pandhu X reviews

Many viewers praised the film, calling it another “best script selection” from Harish Kalyan. “Well-executed FAMILY DRAMA with solid, clap-worthy moments to celebrate & enjoy on the big screen. Packed with the best comic lines and beautiful emotions to connect with. Great performances from all the leads. The beauty of the film is that it’s more of a family drama set in a cricket backdrop, while also conveying a strong political message in a non-preachy yet entertaining way,” one user wrote.

Heaping praise on the debutant filmmaker, viewers shared that the film keeps one engaged and eager to know what’s next. One user wrote, “A film that’ll keep you engaged from start to finish. Solid cricket sequences and a moving emotional angle.”

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As Tamil cinema has been churning out several action dramas lately, Lubber Pandhu serves as a refreshing break from the gore and violent film genre. One user wrote, “#LubberPandhu - If you’re tired of films filled with action, gore, and blood, and you’re looking for something lighthearted and absolutely fun, this is the film for you.”

Lubber Pandhu cast, and plot

Based on gully cricket, the film features Attakathi Dinesh in the role of Gethu, a well-known street cricketer in his village, while Harish Kalyan plays Anbu, another talented cricketer admired by his friends. The film delves into the ego clash between the two characters. Bankrolled by Prince Pictures, the film’s technical crew includes music composed by Sean Roldan, cinematography by Dinesh Purushothaman, and editing by G. Madan. According to reports, Disney+ Hotstar has acquired the digital rights to the film, and it will be available for streaming after its theatrical run.

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