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Aadhityaa Parthasarathy
A strong writing with good cinematography made this film win.
A good one from Karthi Subbu
28 Oct’26 14:35
Sidcinnati .
One of the best Indian films of the year that will likely not see mainstream
success, those who know, know. Several Karthik Subbaraj interviews about this film later, I am still
Raveena 's
May not find a turning point for acceptance and love until you replay.
Enjoyed the story and music. To the kaathal, to the core.
Rohan Chanda
This was such a brave film and I'm sure many others wouldn't have made a
sensible film like this going all in and completely owning it without any inhibitions, about a topic which
J Joy
Rishikanth, Sannath, and Keerthy Suresh, directed by my man Karthik Subbaraj,
have made a film that deviates from his usual zone. It will make you uncomfortable and unsettled, and
Dharunn Sakthivel
"Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable"
Dorothy recites
Peranbu louder!
Popcorn Reviewss
Featuring brilliantly heartfelt performances, #Dorothy is a beautiful harmony
of love, friendship, identity acceptance, and self-realisation that subverts themes of patriarchy and
Gautham Harikumar
"A Haunting Tale of Gender and Masculinity"
This is the kind of Karthik
Subbaraj movie I’ve been missing since Iraivi. Dorothy is easily one of his best works, with one of the
Raunaq Mangottil
When you’re 30 mins into the movie and you say to yourself “this is the best
thing I’ve seen this year”
Kesa Aathrikesa
The release of this movie had good support from women even though some men
choose not to like this movie. The various reasons they choose as an excuse.
Usually men who see
Sugil SG
Some films remind us that cinema is far more than a medium of entertainment.
Art has the power to make us think, challenge our perspectives, and open doors to worlds we have never
rōhan jacōb
Dorothy is an EMOTION! I saw it on the first day of it's release and still was
scared to write an honest review, cause i don't think i could put down in words what i felt in that
Athul Prasanna
This is one of the best films of Karthik Subbaraj's career.
I don't understand why this film is receiving so much unnecessary hate; plenty of films featuring LGBTQ references
Dhanush R
All crafts come together to make a monumental film.
Jinesh Muralidharan
Dorothy is Karthik subbaraj’s most sincere film and it helps that it doesn’t
have any star trappings to pull it down. The story is set in the 90s in Madurai and how two young boys
Yugendher Nagarajan
Good Watch
Kathuravan ena panalum kathathaan seivan
Itha sonna kadipanga
but enaku SANA music potah maari irunthuchu 😅
Shridhar Manivannan
KaSu literally in "ooru kandar*li ayiram pesum, un manasuku pidichatha panu "
mode and literally delivered an unapologetic poignant film filled with his trademark genre shifts!
Abin Babu
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Suranjan. Cinema
DOROTHY, The bravest attempt in Tamil cinema in recent times.
Karthik Subbaraj has made something truly different here. The visuals are so beautiful that you could pause the film
MAN OF CINEMA
Being Queer is better than being an ignorant, selfish , egoistic and toxic man.
Because at least Queer people have accepted themselves fully, but most men are scared of their own
Soumya Sarkar
The disgusting brucekanth
Roops Aventatator
Dorothy is a film.
A beautifully written masterpiece. Absolute cinema from the ace director Karthik Subbaraj.
The Tarantino influence. The Mahendran influence. The Bharathiraja
Cinema B.E
Gender Discrimination, KS Vision on top 👏🏻 more than the usual term Bold
Attempt i would say the director Karthik Subburaj as a filmmaker there is one shot, Rishikanth Lorry
The Cine Column
Karthik Subbaraj’s Dorothy is a deeply personal, genre‑bending rural drama that
confronts toxic masculinity, caste oppression, and gender identity with remarkable courage. Set
Harshith ArunKumar
A Near-Perfect Film with a Divisive Destination
Karthik Subbaraj anchors
Dorothy in a rigidly orthodox rural setting, framing the narrative through the coming-of-age journey of