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Audience Reactions to Vikramaditya Motwane’s ‘CTRL’ Streaming on Netflix

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CTRL, the latest thriller from acclaimed director Vikramaditya Motwane, commenced streaming on Netflix on October 4, 2024. The film features a star cast, with Ananya Panday and Vihaan Samat taking the lead roles. The narrative revolves around a seemingly perfect influencer couple, Nella and Joe. However, the plot takes a dramatic turn when Joe’s infidelity leads Nella to erase him from her life using an artificial intelligence application, which subsequently takes control of her life.

Viewers have largely given positive feedback to CTRL, sharing their thoughts across social media platforms. A user described the film as “terrific, absorbing and made with a lot of finesse,” recommending it to those who enjoy thrillers. Another viewer called the movie “utterly fascinating,” admiring its ambition and warning viewers to rethink their relationship with technology.

Ananya Panday’s performance has also garnered praise, with one viewer stating that “Ananya did well because she nailed this genre,” referring to the blend of light-hearted beginnings and growing tension. However, not all feedback has been universally laudatory. Some viewers noted that while CTRL has strong performances, it falls short in impact and becomes preachy about technology’s role in modern relationships.

Motwane’s direction has been highlighted for providing a “nuanced and gripping narrative,” yet some critiques suggest that the film ultimately lacks closure, especially concerning its climax, leaving audiences pondering its resolution.

The film has stimulated discussions about our dependence on social media, AI, and the power dynamics involved, with viewers noting how the film mirrors real-world anxieties about digital surveillance and control. Despite some criticism regarding its pacing and character development, CTRL appears to effectively engage with the anxieties of a digital age.