Mustard (Kadugu), an inconspicuous but an essential ingredient for a palatable meal, serves as the title for a movie with the inconspicuous Rajakumaran (more popularly known to be actress Devayani's husband) playing the lead. Well, the spice has served its purpose with zest.
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This is going to be one of the few reviews that spells out the verdict first and then would delve into how grittily the screenplay was knitted with a fine craft!. And, the verdict is: GO FOR IT!
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As a coming-of-age medical thriller with deep rooted sentimental values, Kuttram 23 targets the family audiences and makes itself worthy of a watch. Good job Arivazhagan and team..!
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'Yeman' is quite an engaging watch and can be safely declared as a family entertainer that balances the equation of imbibing mass and class elements.
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Singam 3 is a package that can be enjoyed by the masses who have lapped up the previous two editions of wild outings. For others, better to stay away.
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Director Lakshmanan should certainly be congratulated for coming up with an almost engaging thriller that could have been better in certain ways and much better off without a traditional Tamil loosu ponnu heroine!
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It's yet another iteration of a mashup of the star's past flicks, served with more masala.
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D-16, a touted thriller, had many things going for it including rich technicalities, barring a few cribs for a more logical plot and better performances from the supporting cast.
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This low-key social thriller, had many loose plot strands that was handled amateurishly, neither making it convincing nor entertaining.
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It's that kind of a Venkat Prabhu movie where there are no clear demarcations between the good and the bad or there are no heroes and villains per se. And the experience of watching it was like an enjoyable fun ride on the back of a pony on steroids.
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Suseenthiran has found himself in an awkward situation where he had to cater to the masses and yet deliver a hard-hitting message and has tried to grapple with a mediocrely written script by Yugabharathi, that fails the director. The narrative could have been crisper and much more engaging without unwanted songs and interesting turn of events.
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