My reaction every 5 min watching Youth (2026) movie ♀

[Ankita]

The bits between Suraj and Devadarshini are the only saving grace here. I still can't believe this movie did so well!

[Vidya]

The last Tamil film I watched in a theatre was Leo, and I've honestly given up, lol. Tamil movies just aren't what they used to be. I'm going to start re‑watching old classics like Lesa Lesa.

[Keerthi]

Honestly, it's just like Lik.

[Bhavesh]

It's a decent attempt at a 'no cringe' challenge film.

[Vinod]

If you criticize this film, people will call you pretentious for nitpicking a mid‑tier movie.

Even Lik was better than this, in my opinion.

[Ashok]

I thought I'd enjoy it, but the romantic parts were sooo cringey that I stopped halfway.

[Rohit]

My reaction to every scene – what the heck? Next SK is coming up.

[Omkar]

If you had a good time, you could have gone watch it in the theatre. They called it a feel‑good movie, but it was below average. The jokes were beyond cringe.

[Ramesh]

I once asked a friend who'd seen it in theatres, "Why are you praising this movie so much? It's boring." He cursed at me, said I was just rage‑baiting, and claimed the film's peak moment was a dance sequence. I can't make this up.

[Norman]

Calling the hero a 'pombala porikki' (girl‑chasing) in the film is annoying. Almost the whole movie is just him chasing girls, which seems to be his only life goal.

[Ishita]

Seeing the appreciation this movie gets shows how low people's standards have become. The industry used to make some of the best love films—Mounam Pesiyathey, Paruthiveeran, VTV, Alaipayuthey, Kandukonden Kandukonden, Kaadhal, Rhythm, Kovil, and many more—movies with real stories, ambitious characters, problems, and development. Now we get films that feel like 100 Instagram reels, where nobody has any real issues except having a girlfriend, and they're being praised. It's sickening and encourages new directors to make the same shallow stuff. Trust me, we'll never see those classic Tamil love movies again.