Production : ESK Films, AGS Entertainment
Direction : Sakthivel S
Star-casts : Nakul, Poorna, Santhanam, Sampath and others
Music : Dheena
Nakul’s both the earlier films ‘Kadhalil Vizhundhen’ and ‘Maasilamani’ proved to be winning films at box office. Of course, Sun Pictures had exposed the film with greater magnitude thereby increasing the reputation.
But this time, Nakul seems to have geared up for a comparable style of ‘Maasilamani’ which fails to impress any centers.
The film is about beating the same bush where hero doesn’t consider in love and later falls for a girl and saves her from the dilemma.
The film is about Siva (Nakul), who has a great odium for love and those who’re in love (the personality itself reveals about it in the introduction part). On the contrary, Pooja (Poorna) does Vijay ‘Shahjahan’ here as she is ready for any risks to unite the couples in love. These characters encounter each other when Siva’s sister Girija and Poorn’a cousin boy are in love.
Afterward Siva develops a great sympathy for Pooja and falls in love with her and so she does. But the confusion strikes when Pooja rejects her friend’s proposal. insufferable to her denial, he commits suicides and his father (Sampath) sets out to retaliate for the closer ones of Pooja.
Now our hero gets into the picture and wins over the bad character, joining hands with his belle.
The film has nothing to be grateful for. Nakul follows the same patterned performance as in his previous film. Naturally, he’s a good dancer and the song ‘Eppadi Ennul’ he crooned is a feet-tapping number. But it’s annoying to watch him fighting against large rowdies.
The viewers are expecting something worth for the money they pay.
Poorna on the other hand over blindly imitates Asin with her gestures, facial expressions, which in no way set of clothes of her. We kindly request Poorna to have a better makeover and costume designing and don’t try glamour.
Santhanam cannot afford something different other than passing funny comments, sometimes even awkward.
Dheena’s musical score doesn’t catch-up our concentration while cinematography is okay.
Finally, with a big ticket having hit the screens this weekend, ‘Kandha Kottai’ has no probabilities of get it going successful at box office. Nakul has to adapt a lot when it comes to choosing the script that has content value.
