Finder

Storyline

Finder is a tale of injustice, perseverance and redemption. What begins as the story of two men trapped in the legal system becomes an exploration of how justice works or fails to work for the powerless. With suspenseful revelations and emotional stakes, it asks- Who hunts the ones who were never meant to be hunted

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Tagline

When the system fails you, someone must find you.

Motion Picture Rating (MPA)

A

Trivia

• Written and directed by Vinoth Rajendran.
• Stars Charle in the lead role, with Sendrayan and Nizhalgal Ravi in prominent roles.
• Music composed by Surya Prasadh R.
• Runtime approximately 110 minutes.
• Certified for strong violence, sexual threat, and adult themes.
• Released theatrically on 20 April 2024.

Goofs

• Some viewers noted that the investigation stretches plausibility at times for dramatic convenience.
• Flash back sequences shift tone sharply, which may jar visually for some viewers.
• Continuity issues appear in courtroom scenes character positions and lighting change mid-shot.

Quotes

• "The prison doesn't just steal your freedom-it steals your identity." - Peter
• "When the gavel falls on truth, what was once innocence becomes a case file." - Investigator
• "If you were innocent and no one came to find you, would you still be free" - Narrator

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• The opening credits roll over real style newspaper clippings about wrongful convictions.
• The closing credits feature a montage of the lead actor walking through an empty prison wing, followed by a tribute title "For the unseen innocent".

Connections

• The movie draws thematic parallels with true crime stories and investigations into miscarriages of justice.
• Highlights issues of legal reform, the criminal justice system and how ordinary people become victims of institutional failure.
• Fits within the genre of Tamil thrillers that combine social commentary with suspense.

Soundtracks

• Music by Surya Prasadh R.
• Innocence Lost - instrumental theme for the wrongful conviction.
• Echoes of Silence - low tempo piece for prison sequences.
• Find Me - emotional ballad for the victim's daughter.
• Gavel Fall - tense background track for courtroom scenes.
• Redemption March - closing credits anthem with choir.