By:
Settu
Shankar
Thursday,
May
17,
2007
After
Kokki,
Karan
has
returned
to
the
screen
with
a
sure
hit
script
-
Karuppasamy
Kuthagatharar.
Debutante
director
Moorthy
has
done
a
good
job
directing
the
film.
He
has
made
of
the
film
a
presented
a
spicy
entertainer
shot
with
the
city
of
Madurai
in
the
background.
The
story
is
simple
but
the
director
made
it
very
interesting
with
his
talented
and
wistful
script!
The
Story:
Karuppasamy
(played
by
Karan)
aka
Xerox
is
a
committed,
hard
working
man
who
is
a
cycle
stand
contractor
near
the
Madurai
Bus
Stand.
His
mimicry
skills
allow
him
to
imitate
actor
superstar
Rajinikanth.
This
artistic
inclination
of
his
inspires
him
to
start
a
dance
troupe,
which
becomes
very
successful
successfully.
He
leads
a
carefree
and
happy
life
along
with
his
friends
until
Rasaathi
(played
by
Meenakshi),
a
student
of
medicine,
enters
his
friend's
circle.
Rasaathi
visits
Xeroxs
cycle
stand
frequently.
In
the
process,
she
meets
him
often
and
is
impressed
by
his
decent
behaviour.
Another
thing
that
impresses
her
about
Xerox
Is
the
concern
that
he
shows
towards
the
way
her
studying
is
going
on.
In
Xerox,
she
sees
none
other
than
her
late
mother.
This
makes
her
fall
in
love
with
him
as
time
passes
by.
While
she
consciously
develops
a
soft
corner
for
him,
she
pursues
her
education
with
more
priority
-
her
intention
to
study
and
become
a
doctor.
Meenakshi's
family
comes
to
know
of
the
affair
between
Meenakshi
and
Xerox.
They
convince
Xerox
to
let
go
of
Meenakshi,
which
he
does
in
favour
of
her
of
pursuing
her
education.
Finally
he
wins
her
heart
despite
letting
her
go.
The
Performances:
It
is
a
pleasant
surprise
for
one
to
watch
Karan
act
excellently
in
the
film.
His
portrayal
of
Xerox
will
take
the
audience
by
storm.
Moreover,
he
has
maintained
a
balance
-
he
has
not
over
acted
neither
has
he
under
performed.
Meenakshi
make
her
debut
well
in
the
film.
She
plays
the
role
of
Rasaathi
very
well
and
shows
that
she
can
play
good
roles
these
with
extreme
ease.
Vadivelu
comes
in
with
his
comedy
quirks.
Though
the
comedy
is
not
imbibed
into
the
main
storyline
of
the
movie,
he
as
always
brings
many
a
smile
on
the
viewers
face.
The
debutante
newcomers
of
the
film
have
also
played
their
roles
well.
Concerning
the
music,
two
songs
are
excellent.
But
the
film
has
too
many
songs,
something
which
spoils
the
film.
The
camerawork
by
Sridhar
is
good.
He
captures
the
city
of
Madurai
in
an
excellent
angle.