Film: Kannum Kannum Kollaiyadithaal
Cast: Dulquer Salmaan, Ritu Varma, Rakshan
Director: Desingh Periyasamy
Rating: ***1/2
Reviewer: George Sylex
Overview - Till watching the short film by Desingh Periyasamy I was not intrigued by this film. At the point, when the minute I saw his short on YouTube, my desires have changed about this one. At last, after a long postpone KKK is in theaters and it's a decent seat edge comic thriller.
What's About — KKK film launches with two young app designers Sidharth (Dulquer Salman) and Kallis (Rakshan) having a cheerful existence. They don, 't have any thought of how much cash they're spending, their home is a wreck until they meet Meera and Shreya played by Ritu Verma and Niranjana, individually. It is uncovered that in spite of application advancement, they additionally con people and take their money. Things go easily until DCP Prathap (Gautham Menon) engages in the plan of things, and a major bend happens. What happens following that shapes the center plot. This is a film that rides more on feelings than knowledge. His backstory is high on amusement esteem, and simultaneously addresses a lot of inquiries about his significance to the story.
The achievement of a con film depends entirely on whether the producers are a stage in front of you. You found a good pace over to the group of KKK for this. It isn't just as the film intrigues you or anything besides directly through its length it keeps you speculating and the turns are engaging. You are pulling for somebody and afterward the condition changes and soon you understand it is ideal to kick back and have fun.KKK moves at what you call the ideal pace. Despite that it conveys the cool vibe of a smart con film, it never capitulates to the weight of moving dangerously fast. The turns and uncovers are reliably acceptable and none of them are bumping or out of tone.
The composing is by all accounts somewhat helpful which doesn't work in the film's kindness, as the commitment endures a shot. KKK isn't as awful as it sounds - there are a couple of creative stretches that merit the credit for the way, it's composed and staged. Despite being cuts, a couple of melodies fills in as speed breakers, breaking the progression of the film. Yet, Masala Coffee's score and Bhaskaran's camera work supplement the scenes well, and on occasion elevates the state of mind of a ton of sequences. If you overlook the intelligent escape clauses, the film attempts to a huge degree.
Perhaps the greatest positive in the film are the exhibitions of the characters. Dulquer breeds swagger with his looks as well as pulls off his character truly well, to a point where he makes it look easy. Ritu Verma too scores truly well with her exhibition, particularly in the romance portions. Her character is anything, but a minor prop and has a great deal of tissue to it. Rakshan contributes with his satire that somewhat works, while Niranjana plays his ideal sticky one.
The film is certifiably not a run-of-the-mill romantic comedy yet made progressively like an indecent sentimental thriller rotating around scalawags with bunches of fun and silliness bound onto the fresh story. It works to a great extent attributable to the executive's capacity to pack it with bunches of exciting bends in the road, and hold the watchers' consideration according to 'what occurs straightaway.' What makes the film tick is Dulquer's picture as a romantic hero in Kollywood.
Overall - KKK is definitely not a run-of-the-mill Rom-Com, the film vigorously transfers on Dulquer Salman and the twists.GVM is additionally a resource for this film. For me, it's an approval for Desingh Periyasamy film. Kindly Don, 't hear anything from purported film pundits who detest everything. What's going on in viewing an innocuous film that gives you a decent vibe as you leave the screen?
