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Vijay Antony's Maargan Review: Routine Crime Thriller, 2.5/5

Vijay Antony's Crime Thriller Falls Flat

Maargan Review: Vijay Antony's Crime Thriller Falls Flat

Hyderabad, June 27, 2025 – Vijay Antony’s latest crime thriller, Maargan, hit theaters today to middling reviews. The murder mystery, directed by Leo John Paul, earns a 2.5/5 rating from 123telugu.com for its routine execution despite a unique premise.

The film follows ADGP Dhruva (Vijay Antony) investigating a series of shocking murders in Hyderabad. His prime suspect is Aravind (Ajay Dhishan), but the investigation uncovers deeper, unexpected truths about the killings and the killer's motive.

The Good:
Ajay Dhishan’s performance and well-crafted character arc are the film's standout strengths.

Vijay Antony delivers a composed performance as the investigating officer, with his distinct look adding intrigue.

Emotional scenes (father-daughter, brother-sister) land effectively.

The second half picks up pace with a gripping narrative and impactful twists at the interval and climax.
The Not-So-Good:
dull first half plagued by lag and an unconvincing love track tests patience.

Vijay Antony’s character feels underwhelmingly written, especially in flashbacks.

Talented actors like Samuthirakani are wasted in insignificant roles.

Ajay Dhishan’s strong start loses impact towards the end.

Despite a decent twist, the climax execution falls flat and the killer's motive feels underdeveloped.

The overly serious tone lacks balancing entertainment elements.
Technical Aspects:

Director Leo John Paul (who also edited) presents a unique story routinely, failing to capitalize on its potential. While Vijay Antony’s background score and S. Yuva’s cinematography are positives, the overall direction and editing lack sharpness. Production values are adequate.

Maargan is a routine crime investigative thriller that fails to leave a mark. Despite Ajay Dhishan’s performance and a stronger second half, the dull first act, weak character writing, and flat climax make it a forgettable experience unlikely to satisfy fans of the genre.


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