Saturday, September 3, 2016

Kidaari

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Nikhila Vimal eyes Sasi with a romantic intention. Their love story doesn’t hamper the proceedings in any manner. It is sort of a minor achievement as a film such as this could have, without doubt, gone down as an average outing had the romance portion disrupted the flow of narration. A strong character is essayed by Suja Varunee. She is both: a scheming vamp, and a poor mother. It’s hard to sympathize with her as what she does to take revenge against Ramamoorthy and Sasi baffles us. Her character will turn into a point of discussion in the future for sure.
Prasath has to be given a few pats on the back for giving tough and wonderful sketches to all his characters. Even minor characters make a mark. Sample this: an old man keeps talking about his ‘disciple’kidaari. It works neatly as a comic relief. 

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