Kuruthi Aattam

Kuruthi Aattam movie review: Apart from the overwritten emotional portions, this Sri Ganesh-Atharavaa film is let down by shoddy editing.

It is evident that Sri Ganesh has put a lot of thought into the writing of the film. Secondly, the bromance between Sakthivel and Muthu (Kanna Ravi) is heartwarming. This pretty much sets up the motive and the stage for Kuruthi Aattam. But Sri Ganesh doesn’t stop. In one of his re-attempt exams, Vennila (Priya Bhavani Shankar) serves as the invigilator. Or, it can be perceived as the story of Arivu (Prakash Raghavan), a coward, who wants to avenge anyone who thinks he is ‘sappa’ (Tamil slang for a wuss). And a lot of people actually do. We don’t get the cathartic experience that we were waiting for and a key element for any revenge story.

Starring Atharvaa and Priya Bhavani Shankar, 'Kuruthi Aattam' packs in too many elements but doesn't flesh them out.

Also, the time given to each of the relationships that the protagonists forges over the course of the film is so less than we are least invested in the characters. An unexpected turn of events gets him involved in the happenings of a big gang, headed by the don who controls the city, Gandhimathi (Radhika Sarathkumar). How will things proceed? Three different strands of the storyline make an appearance within five minutes into the film.

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The post-theatrical digital streaming rights of Kuruthi Aattam have been bagged by Aha Tamil. Anil Krish edited Kuruthi Aattam, which was produced by T Muruganantham under the Rock Fort Entertainment banner. Although the film's shooting was completed before the pandemic, the release was delayed due to various reasons. Earlier, it was scheduled for a release in June 2020 but was pushed due to COVID. Later, when the makers wanted to release the film on December 24, 2021, the film met with some legal issues and got postponed. Raadhika Sarathkumar was seen portraying a powerful character in the film. The conflict is set now , waiting !

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Otherwise, it is a generic film that remains watchable but one that becomes tiring by the end. Considering the fact that this is a film made by someone who made 8 Thottakkal, Kuruthi Aattam is definitely a bit disappointing, to put it mildly. There is a Thiruvizha scene where some tension is built and then there is a chase sequence before the interval. There aren’t enough scenes to establish the emotions effectively or to put it more correctly, the scenes that are there to establish these emotions aren’t allowed to breathe. To Sri Ganesh’s credit, he has written characters with conflicts and the decisions that these characters have to take, matters in the overall picture. Given that this is the second film from the maker of 8 Thottakkal, this is a little surprising.

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The lack of any real novelty and purpose makes this Atharvaa-starrer a passable addition to the aruvaa-gangwars genre.

Nevertheless, the parallels between a Kabaddi player going on a raid and a man fending off many killers is interesting. Right at the beginning, Vennila teacher offers a problematic justification for hurting school children, saying that it’s for “their own good”, but like many other angles in this film, this doesn’t quite come up for any genuine discussion (or criticism) later. The editing is jumpy, and Yuvan goes hard with the guitars, but it’s hard to shake off a feeling of restlessness during this 150-odd-minute-long film. The film hurtles from character to character and their one-liners, under the name of urgency. Again, for lack of any real emotional exploration of this bond, a big loss suffered doesn’t affect you as it should. The aruvaa fights go on and on, with the film almost disinterestedly capturing the repetitive, cyclical nature of violence.

In an early scene in Kuruthi Aattam, Sakthi (Atharvaa) suddenly turns at his sister, who's cooking, and expresses his irritation at her choice of clothes ...

The backbone of films like Kuruthi Aattam is really the set-pieces and the choreography, but here there’s nothing much to write about. but Kuruthi Aattam shows it’s happy to briefly pause for a hero-falls-for-heroine song that’s shot in all the expected ways. I’d have liked to learn more about Mathi—her desires, her motivations, her drive—and for lack of any real understanding of her, I couldn’t quite summon any empathy for the profound loss she suffers. Again, for lack of any real emotional exploration of this bond, a big loss suffered doesn’t affect you as it should. The aruvaa fights go on and on, with the film almost disinterestedly capturing the repetitive, cyclical nature of violence. Similarly, weak foreshadowing happens when a sickly child turns at her ex-con father and says, “Thappu panna maatennu promise pannu pa.” Kuruthi Aattam is full of such choppy exchanges that never allow for any real immersion.

Some of the twists and turns in the film are enjoyable, but too many sub-plots and characters dilute the otherwise gripping conflict.

Radhika's towering screen presence and experience bring life to some of the crucial scenes. Atharvaa is apt as the agile protagonist excelling in action and emotional scenes. This is later fueled by the ego of a dreaded goon who becomes furious after he fails to finish off someone. What triggers the major conflict is the ego of a kabaddi player towards his opponent. How the latter's disgust towards the former results in never-before-seen bloodshed, betrayal and a shift in power politics in the city forms the rest of the story. To sum up the movie's story, which involves various elements, characters, emotions and sub-plots in one line is challenging, to say the least.

'Kuruthi Aattam' is one of the Tamil films that took a long time to finally hit the screens as the film saw multiple release dates and delays. However.

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Last Updated : 05th August 2022 04:20 PM Published On : 05th August 2022 04:20 PM