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The movie begins with three fatalities; however, it is not until the fourth that the tale begins to take shape. Kokila (Divya Duraisamy), Eeshwaran's (Jai) wife, is discovered dead after taking too many sleeping pills one morning. Eeshwaran's sister/niece Priya (Smruthi Venkat) and Kokila's parents believe it was a suicide case. Meanwhile, a local police officer Naatrayan (Harish Uthaman), Kokila's uncle, believes in criminal wrongdoing and wishes to do an investigation into Eeshwaran and his family. When the inquiry hits a snag, retired DSP Muthukaruppan (Bharathiraja) is brought in to investigate. To learn more about the inquiry, you must see the film.
Why should you watch Kuttram Kuttrame?
The movie appears to be about many atrocities and the underlying mysteries that go along with them, followed by a vengeance story. Each character is a victim of the system, and their actions stem from a basic urge to survive.
The cast is one of the most important aspects of the movie. The role of Eeshwaran, played by Jai, does a good job without being overbearing. In Kuttram Kuttrame, Bharathiraja's character, DSP Muthukaruppan, appears relaxed. It's pleasant to watch the seasoned director operate without his customary eccentricities. He never exaggerates the importance of a scene. Smruthi Venkat leaves an impression, as is Harish Uthaman, who plays SI M. Naatrayan. Apart from that, the cinematography, editing, the way the characters are written, and, of course, the music all contribute to the movie's overall quality, making it a worthwhile watch. The important revelation sequence is put into the story in an unforeseen and difficult-to-decipher fashion for the audience.
Overall, the movie has a lot of action and drama, and the camera angles are pretty fantastic and engaging. It should be mentioned that the film is slow-paced, which may leave you exhausted at points, but this is understandable given how effectively the tale is developed. It's a good whodunit film for fans of drama, action, love triangles, and inquiry.
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The movie begins with three fatalities; however, it is not until the fourth that the tale begins to take shape. Kokila (Divya Duraisamy), Eeshwaran's (Jai) wife, is discovered dead after taking too many sleeping pills one morning. Eeshwaran's sister/niece Priya (Smruthi Venkat) and Kokila's parents believe it was a suicide case. Meanwhile, a local police officer Naatrayan (Harish Uthaman), Kokila's uncle, believes in criminal wrongdoing and wishes to do an investigation into Eeshwaran and his family. When the inquiry hits a snag, retired DSP Muthukaruppan (Bharathiraja) is brought in to investigate. To learn more about the inquiry, you must see the film.
Why should you watch Kuttram Kuttrame?
The movie appears to be about many atrocities and the underlying mysteries that go along with them, followed by a vengeance story. Each character is a victim of the system, and their actions stem from a basic urge to survive.
The cast is one of the most important aspects of the movie. The role of Eeshwaran, played by Jai, does a good job without being overbearing. In Kuttram Kuttrame, Bharathiraja's character, DSP Muthukaruppan, appears relaxed. It's pleasant to watch the seasoned director operate without his customary eccentricities. He never exaggerates the importance of a scene. Smruthi Venkat leaves an impression, as is Harish Uthaman, who plays SI M. Naatrayan. Apart from that, the cinematography, editing, the way the characters are written, and, of course, the music all contribute to the movie's overall quality, making it a worthwhile watch. The important revelation sequence is put into the story in an unforeseen and difficult-to-decipher fashion for the audience.
Overall, the movie has a lot of action and drama, and the camera angles are pretty fantastic and engaging. It should be mentioned that the film is slow-paced, which may leave you exhausted at points, but this is understandable given how effectively the tale is developed. It's a good whodunit film for fans of drama, action, love triangles, and inquiry.
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