Should it not be spelt Kavann? Given that it is a 'ட'ண்ணகர
'ண'னா in Tamizh? Anyways, thanks to some of these film names we end up
bettering our knowledge of Tamizh. Kavann or கவண் means 'Sling'. And we do see
that the movie slings back and forth hurling stones at media some times and
flowers at some other times.
We have seen movies expose the dark shades of our state
of politics, business, society, schools, colleges and what not! This time
around #KVAnand takes
a dig at Media. Surprised and shocked, though we can take it with a pinch of
salt and ignore some aspects of exaggeration. Movies come with this right
endorsed on them - the right to exaggerate.
Gripping and entertaining first half; predictable second
half. If only some cliches in the second half could have been avoided, and some
unwanted stretches of the screenplay cut down, I would have called it as one of
the best entertainers. Now I have to stop myself calling it a good entertainer.
Music by Hip Hop Tamizha. Hmmm! Loud. The concept of
setting Bharathiyaar's songs to trendy music is good. But not all of them
should have been so jarring in the name of rock and (loud) desi beats. But yes!
Loved Bharathi's words from youngsters!
Now about the cast. I have no qualms in admitting that
I'm totally a huge fan of #VijaySethupathi.
Want to watch this movie again just for 3 important scenes where he has totally
cracked it up. Of course, his dialogue delivery has to be worked upon. Very
clearly one of the 'best actors' our film industry has produced in the recent
times. Totally loved his 'smirk'iness. #Madonnafolds
in very well. She must have been given more screen space. The rest of the
journo group was good too. Jagan had scope to perform and he has always been a
good bet. Nasser is wasted. Pandiarajan, again, lacked clarity in his dialogue
delivery. He has only been using his 'rolling of eyes' as his only action ever
since he has been an actor. Does that very well in this movie too! Power Star
in a cameo. I feel sorry for this guy. Akashdeep Saighal as the villain. C'mon!
Something certainly is wrong with this chappy. Horrible! Please keep him away
from Tamizh movies for Tamizh's sake. That lady Bhavani has lived her role of a
media business woman. Good act!
TR - what an intelligent man! If only some good mentor
could have coached him!! I have always hated his rhyming dialogues. And that is
one thing I hated in this movie too. He should have stopped with some undertone
acting and brought in some maturity to the role. But he is loud and as always
his own self. That's so disappointing! Don't people mature as they age?
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