Kichcha Sudeep showers praise on Abishan Jeevinth's 'Tourist Family': "One of the finest in recent times"
With a gripping screenplay and tightly packed direction, 'Tourist Family' is making a strong impression among cinephiles.
Positive buzz continues with OTT launch
Following its theatrical run, 'Tourist Family' made its digital debut on an OTT platform, where it continued to receive an overwhelmingly positive response. Viewers have praised the film's engaging storyline and character arcs, noting how the story balances drama, warmth, and realism.
Its success on OTT has helped the film reach a wider audience, further cementing its status as one of the most well-received indie releases of the season.
Kichcha Sudeep applauds the film's excellence
Kichcha
Sudeep
, known for his sharp cinematic sensibilities, took to social media to express his admiration for 'Tourist Family.' Calling it 'one of the finest writing and execution in recent times,' he applauded the storytelling for keeping him glued to his seat.
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Sudeep praised the film's casting and performances, noting that every character had their moment to shine. He also lauded Sean Roldan's music, calling it a great asset to the film.
His heartfelt post concluded with warm wishes to director
Abishan Jeevinth
and the entire team.
A talented cast & crew behind the journey
Directed by Abishan Jeevinth, 'Tourist Family' features an ensemble of well-cast actors who bring their roles to life with authenticity. The music, scored by R Sean Roldan, complements the mood of the film beautifully. With a tight script, expert direction, and genuine performances, Tourist Family proves that storytelling, when done right, resonates deeply with audiences.
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