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Is Suriya's 'Scene' a copy of the 2013 Hong Kong film 'Blind Detective'?

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Is Suriya's 'Scene' a copy of the 2013 Hong Kong film 'Blind Detective'? Diwali release sparks debate among fans

Suriya's latest film, 'Scene', has created a buzz among audiences, not just for its performances or comedy but also for its alleged similarities to an older film. Soon after its theatrical release, some viewers began comparing it to the 2013 Hong Kong movie 'Blind Detective'.

While a section of social media users claimed that 'Scene' shares several similarities with the earlier film, others came forward to defend the Tamil film and praise its entertainment value. The debate has added another layer to the discussion surrounding Suriya's Diwali release.

'Scene' compared to 'Blind Detective'

The comparison gained attention after viewers pointed out similarities between the two films. Directed by Johnnie To, 'Blind Detective' revolves around an ex-cop who loses his sight but continues to solve criminal cases that have remained unsolved.

He uses his memory, hearing and imagination to visualise crime scenes and solve cases alongside a young police officer.Drawing a comparison between the two movies, one viewer wrote, "The Scene is a Copy of the 2013 Hong Kong Film Blind Detective!" Another social media user described the original as "a good thriller mixed with comedy" and recommended it to movie lovers. However, there has been no official confirmation that 'Scene' is a remake of 'Blind Detective'.

Fans defend Suriya's 'Scene' against copy claims

The comparison has drawn mixed reactions from film lovers. While some viewers questioned the similarities, others came forward to support Suriya's film. Reacting to the criticism, one viewer wrote, "Beautifully crafted good movie... better than Blind Detective."Another viewer highlighted the film's unusual mix of characters, including an alcoholic psychologist, a forensic expert with dementia, a house help with a seizure disorder and a cab driver with cocaine addiction.

Calling this combination of individuals one of the film's strongest elements, the viewer commented, "A team of misfits. But that is the whole crazy part of the movie where everything fits together."

About Suriya's 'Scene': Cast, crew and story

'Scene' marks the first collaboration between Suriya and Malayalam filmmaker Jithu Madhavan, who has previously directed successful films such as 'Romancham' and 'Aavesham'. The film features Nazriya Nazim and Naslen in important roles, while Tovino Thomas makes a special appearance. Sushin Shyam has composed the music, with the film blending elements of crime, comedy and thriller.Suriya plays a police officer, and the story brings together several unusual characters and their personal struggles. Released in theatres on November 6 for Diwali, 'Scene' also marks Nazriya's return to Tamil cinema after 12 years. Despite the debate over its alleged similarities with 'Blind Detective', the film continues to attract attention from audiences.

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