Jinn - The Pet (2025)
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| Movie | : | Jinn - The Pet |
| Director | : | T.R. Bala |
| Starring | : | Mugen Rao and Bhavya Trikha |
| Genres | : | fantasy, Mystery, Drama |
| Editing | : | Deepak |
| Rating | : | 9.1/10 |
| Release Date | : | 30 May 2025 |
Synopsis
Jinn—The Pet is the story of Sakthi, a musician from India. One day, he brings home an ancient box from Malaysia that contains a mystical Jinn. Soon after, strange and troubling events begin to unfold—his grandmother suffers a fall, his pregnant sister is plagued by nightmares, and his wife Priya falls into a coma. Mugen starts to believe the Jinn is behind his family's misfortunes. But is the Jinn truly responsible, or is there another force seeking revenge on Mugen and his family?
Plus Points (+)
Nowadays Tamil cinema is 10x faster growing than other cinema because if you go deep, Tamil cinema has lots of varieties of movies like sci-fi, action, thriller, and success , but now director T.R. Bala, who is popular for Oh Penne (2023), goes one step ahead: he comes with Jinn—The Pet, a Tamil fantasy movie where Black magic and ending scenes blow your mind.
The first half is completely revolving around Sakthi and Priya's romantic scenes, while the second half is a mixture of horror, thriller, and mystery. In my words second half is 3x better than the first one because in the first half there are many scenes that test the audience's patience level.
After the success of Velan (2021), Mugen Rao comes with Jinn—The Pet, a mystery thriller movie that is best for adults and audiences who are 18+. In this movie, Mugen Rao appears in a musician look. The best plus point of this movie is the cast selection because Mugen Rao and Bhavya Trikha both look like the best Jodi in this movie. While on the other side, Priya as Bhavya Trikha performs a wonderful in her role
Minus points (-)
The second half is 10x better than the first half because there are many family drama scenes that don't add any type of value to the movie and only test the audience's patience level. The story is good, but if the makers work more on VFX instead of family drama will be good for the film.
