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One of tamil movies you should watch (only for my enemies)


Kulir 1000

The new director Anita Udeep was one more to join in the list of the few female directors in tamil film industry. The earnest attempt of her was almost watchable except for some minor glitches which lasted for about 150mins, so I was pretty much left with nothing. The new actors and their acting was barely acceptable except for the lead-boy. The girl starring opposite to him is erratic, hare-brained and has eccentric mood swings though it remains nice most of the time, but a girl like that should be put into psychiatric analysis which they did in the movie but made it look like a sin. The music is awesome, party mix by Bobo sasi was excellent, just awesome for a tamil movie.

About the story line, A boy, Surya is sent to a residential school for restraining him from meeting his dad who has separated from his mother. His father is a goon, the boy loves his mother but has his dad’s instincts, at the residential school, he meets up with a friend, babloo who makes him a bit soft and advices along the lines of anti-violence. It works till the guys are pressured up with some senior ragging problem, and all kind of ill behavior amongst children there. The juniors retaliate and win a competition which the seniors take seriously and beat up Surya. A sudden turn of events and surya is elected the pupil leader. The seniors take it out on Babloo by dunking his head in a toilet and killing him in the process. Surya is struck as the post-mortem report shows the kid has died of a heart attack, this gets more confusing and Surya fights with them, his mother hearing this drinks poison and kills herself, because she has failed to bring up her child properly. WOW, that was really boring, but it could’ve been better. But they didn’t so don’t watch it.

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