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2026 · Tamil · 2h 30m · Comedy, Crime, Drama · CBFC U/A 13+
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Filmi Score
Good
7 reviews
54
1 exceptional2 very good1 mixed3 weak
What the critics say
Critics mostly enjoy Con City for its strong cast performances, humor and music, especially Arjun Das, Yogi Babu and Anna Ben, though several call the con-plot twists predictable, overexplained and increasingly convenient after the interval.
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Summary
Con City (2026, Tamil) has a Filmi Score of 54 from 7 critic reviews, is rated 13+ by Filmi (CBFC: U/A 13+), and streams on Netflix in the US.
Follows a struggling family whose lives change when a receipt printer starts generating money after a lightning strike, leading to public chaos when society discovers the money-making machine.
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Follows a struggling family whose lives change when a receipt printer starts generating money after a lightning strike, leading to public chaos when society discovers the money-making machine.
Con City (2026, Tamil) has a Filmi Score of 54 from 7 critic reviews, is rated 13+ by Filmi (CBFC: U/A 13+), and streams on Netflix in the US.
Where to watch
Availability by JustWatch · some watch links pay filmi.ai a small commission; it never changes what we show or how we score.
Krishnasamy praises Con City as a genuinely funny, warm crime comedy anchored by strong performances from Arjun Das, Yogi Babu and Anna Ben, with… Read it there →
The reviewer calls Con City an enjoyable, relatable con-comedy anchored by strong performances and music, recommending it on Netflix despite… Watch it there →
Menon says the found-family first half of Con City is genuinely engaging and plausible, led by a scene-stealing Vadivukarasi. But he finds the… Read it there →
Chandar finds a promising found-family premise squandered by superficial writing, contrivance, and increasingly convenient plotting, especially… Read it there →
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32
How this number was made. We read every review and derive a 0–100 reading from each — including where the critic printed a number, which stays first on its row, because it’s theirs. The Filmi Score is the mean of 7 readings; 3 of those rows also carry the critic’s own rating, shown beside ours. Rubric v2.1, computed 26 Oct 2026. Any critic can ask us to remove a derived reading.
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Where can I watch Con City?
Con City is streaming on OTT: Netflix (India, the US, the UK and Canada). Availability comes from JustWatch and is checked every Friday.
What did critics say about Con City?
Con City has a Filmi Score of 54 (Good), the mean of 7 readings of critic reviews, one per review. Readings run from 32 (The Hindu) to 90 (OnlyKollywood). Every review and how it was scored is listed below.
What readers say
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