KANAA MOVIE REVIEW MOVIE

Kowsi's off-spin bowling technique gets her wickets, and everyone starts appreciating her talent. Kowsi joins the local cricket team in the village when she is 14, who were mostly her school seniors. Hence, this aspires a 11-year old Kowsi, to take up cricket seriously, represent her country, and win the world cup one day for her father's sake. Murugesan controls his feelings before his daughter, but she witnesses him crying and being heartbroken throughout the whole night. However, he gets heartbroken on seeing India's crashing defeat to Sri Lanka in the group stages, which sees India getting subsequently knocked out. The reason for this being portrayed in the initial scenes where Murugesan is very eager to see India's matches in the 2007 Cricket World Cup. She aspires to become an international cricketer so she can put a smile on her cricket-loving father's face by helping the country win. Reinforcing the stereotype just shows your lack of creativity.Kousalya Murugesan aka Kowsi ( Aishwarya Rajesh) is the daughter of Murugesan ( Sathyaraj), a farmer.

KANAA MOVIE REVIEW MOVIE

Overall, an inspiring movie to end the year with.ДЄ request to Kollywood Director(s) вЂ“ please stop with the banal portrayals of Sports Authorities (in this case BCCI) being incompetent & corrupt, and, North Indians (speaking Hindi) treating South Indians (Tamilians) badly in every Indian Government sponsored departments, we get it. The debut actor Darshan, who comes as a local travelвЂ™s owner and loves Aishwarya from a distance has been notable, a good find for Tamil Cinema.Д®veryone in Tamil Nadu is sympathetic to our farmers who are suffering, but Kollywood seems to be obsessed with their plight вЂ“ in this film, SathyarajвЂs character is largely built to do that, than to showering his affection to his daughter. The song вЂњ Vaayadi Petha PullaвЂќ has already become a super hit on all charts, and Music Composer Dhibu Ninan Thomas has done well with the background score (a bit loud for my liking) as well. Seeing many вЂњgoodвЂќ characters in the film felt good -the village boys are the ones who initially support and nourish the young girlвЂ™s talents вЂ“ no misbehaving by any of them and they even trashing the outsiders who eve-tease her. The screenplay stays largely focused on the theme and there is no diversion into romance and fist fights. Her father ( Sathyaraj), is a small farmer who supports her dreams against all financial and community pressures he faces. The story here is of a young girl ( Aishwarya Rajesh) hailing from a village who crosses all hurdles in realising her dream of playing for India in a Cricket tournament. The film has shades of Dangal (2016), Chak De! (2007) and Irudhi Suttru (2016), which is unavoidable due to the impact these movies had on us for this genre. At few places, the film is dreary and you need a bit of patience, but it comes through eventually, especially the last 30 minutes were engaging. а®•а®©а®ѕ (Kanaa) starring Aishwarya Rajesh & Sathyaraj is a familiar sports genre film, that gets appealing because of the unpretentious screenplay of Debut Director Arunraja Kamaraj and restrained acting from the entire cast, mainly the star actors.

Kanaa movie review