Thanks
to
the
special
press
show
of
Kaaka
Muttai,
we
now
have
the
movie
review,
as
one
of
our
correspondents
from
Chennai
have
revealed
everything
about
the
movie.
Read
on
to
know
what
the
film
will
have
to
offer
this
Friday.
Kaaka
Muttai
Plot:
Two
brothers
live
in
a
small
hut
in
Chennai
along
with
their
mother
and
grandmother.
They
contribute
to
their
family's
daily
income
as
their
father
is
jailed
and
their
mother,
played
by
Iyshwarya,
works
in
different
places
to
earn
themselves
their
daily
bread.
When
a
pizza
outlet
is
constructed
in
their
area,
which
leads
to
the
destruction
of
a
tree,
the
boys
witness
its
opening
ceremony,
which
has
actor
Simbu
tasting
a
slice
of
Pizza.
The
movie
then
invites
you
to
be
a
part
of
its
inevitable
roller
coaster
ride
as
the
brothers
start
collecting
money
in
order
to
taste
their
first
pizza.
What
follows
will
make
you
laugh,
think
and
leave
the
theatre
with
utter
satisfaction.
Performances:
The
real
life
brothers,
Vignesh
and
Ramesh
steal
the
show
along
with
their
on-screen
mother,
Iyshwarya
Rajesh,
who
has
come
up
with
her
best
performance
till
date.
Supporting
actors
like
the
kids'
grandmother
and
the
person
who
helps
the
boys
collect
charcoal
at
the
railway
tracks,
to
name
a
few,
have
delivered
the
goods.
Comedians
Ramesh
Thilak
and
Babu
Antony
have
succeeded
in
making
the
audience
laugh
at
regular
intervals
even
as
the
director
effortlessly
chips
in
with
meaningful
messages.
Technicalities:
Kaaka
Muttai
is
packed
with
technical
brilliance.
Kudos
to
the
debutant
director
who
has
not
only
made
the
screenplay
enjoyable
and
interesting
at
the
same
time
but
also
makes
sure
he
exposes
some
of
the
most
common
issues
we
face
today
with
beautiful
cinematic
metaphors.
Manikandan(director)
has
also
handled
the
camera
and
brings
in
front
of
you
some
lively
shots,
carefully
picturized
to
help
the
film
narrate
its
story.
Editing
by
the
late
Kishore
Te
is
up
to
the
mark
as
well
as
he
has
kept
the
run
time
in
check
and
also
has
made
the
entire
film
intriguing
with
his
sharp
cuts.
GV
Prakash
comes
up
with
a
soul-stirring
BGM
to
elevate
the
overall
feel
of
the
film.
Sound
mixing
and
re-recording
are
top-notch
as
well.
Overall
View:
Is
it
possible
to
entertain
the
audience
while
hitting
them
hard
with
subtle
messages?
Is
it
possible
to
satisfy
both
critics
and
commercial
movie
lovers
to
the
fullest
at
the
same
time?
Kaaka
Muttai
achieves
exactly
these.
It's
not
everyday
you
come
across
movies
like
Kaaka
Muttai,
for
it
is
rare.