Amidst
much
hype
and
anticipation,
Sivakarthikeyan's
Kaaki
Sattai
has
finally
made
it
to
the
silver
screen
almost
all
over
the
world.
This
is
the
first
time
Siva
is
seen
in
a
cop
avatar
and
as
an
action
hero.
So
what
does
the
film
has
to
offer?
Continue
to
read
our
review.
Plot:
Sivakarthikeyan
is
a
cop
alright,
but
no
one
considers
him
as
a
serious
cop
thanks
to
his
boyish
looks
and
child
like
attitude.
He
is
just
another
police
officer
who
reports
to
work,
goes
back
home
and
doesn't
get
any
opportunities
to
contribute
to
the
society.
In
an
interesting
turn
of
events,
Sivakarthikeyan
is
eventually
challenged
to
take
his
job
seriously
for
once
and
thus
Kaaki
Sattai
begins.
Smuggling
of
human
organs
has
been
displayed
in
many
movies
before
but
what
makes
Kaaki
Sattai
unique
is
that
Sivakarthikeyan
tries
to
dig
deep
into
the
murky
world
of
illegal
organ
donation
when
he's
actually
not
equipped
with
enough
powers
to
do
so.
Sivakarthikeyan's
journey
takes
him
to
many
hospitals
and
he
meets
Sri
Divya
in
one
such
hospital.
He
gets
to
know
that
some
prominent
personalities
are
involved
in
the
illegal
trading
of
human
organs
and
he
tries
to
put
an
end
to
the
sufferings
of
innocent
people.
Will
he
be
able
to
find
success
with
very
limited
source
forms
the
rest
of
the
story.
Performances:
Veteran
actor
Prabhu
has
done
an
interesting
role
and
he
excels
in
that
particular
character.
Sri
Divya
appears
through
out
the
first
half
but
sadly
disappears
in
the
second.
Sivakarthikeyan
as
an
actor
has
come
a
long
way
and
deserves
a
special
mention.
His
acting
in
Kaaki
Sattai
is
refined
and
he
manages
to
keep
his
emotions
as
subtle
as
possible
which
works
brilliantly
in
this
yet
another
cop
story.
Technicalities:
RS
Durai
Senthilkumar's
narration
skills
were
proved
in
Ethir
Neechal
and
he
comes
up
with
an
entirely
different
narration
style
in
Kaaki
Sattai
which
fails
to
keep
the
audience
hooked
for
most
part
of
the
movie.
Screenplay
is
ordinary
and
lets
the
entire
movie
down.
M
Sukumar's
cinematography
stands
out
as
he
has
managed
to
make
use
of
the
colors
brilliantly.
His
cinematography
reflects
the
mood
of
each
and
every
scene
which
is
a
huge
plus
point
for
Kaaki
Sattai.
Anirudh's
back
ground
score
oozes
with
style
and
gives
a
rich
feeling
to
the
entire
film.
His
music
adds
strength
and
quality
to
Kaaki
Sattai.
Overall
View:
Apart
from
Sivakarthikeyan
and
Anirudh's
music,
Kaaki
Sattai
doesn't
provide
anything
extra
ordinary.
It
can
be
termed
as
old
wine
in
new
bottle
with
too
much
of
fun
elements
for
a
cop
story.
Check
out
the
slides
below
for
best
scenes
from
the
movie:
Soon
after
the
release
and
success
of
Ethir
Neechal,
the
entire
team
of
that
film
announced
that
they
would
collaborate
again
for
another
venture,
now
known
as
Kaaki
Sattai.
Sri
Divya
The
film
was
initially
titled
'Taana',
but
was
later
changed
to
Kaaki
Sattai.
The
producers
of
Kamal
Haasan's
Kaakki
Sattai
were
approached
to
obtain
the
rights
for
the
title.
Mayilsaami
With
Sivakarthikeyan
The
team
held
talks
with
and
briefly
signed
Amala
Paul
as
heroine
before
she
opted
out.
Sri
Divya,
was
later
signed
on
to
play
the
female
lead.
Foreign
Locations
The
team
of
Kaaki
Sattai
traveled
all
the
way
to
Norway
to
shoot
a
couple
of
song
sequences.
In
Cop
Avatar
This
is
the
first
time
Siva
is
donning
a
cop
role.
He
said
he
became
emotional
when
he
first
wore
the
Khaki
dress
as
his
father
was
a
police
officer.
Song
Sequences
All
song
sequences
have
been
shot
well
and
looks
colorful.
Watch
for
for
the
first
song
and
all
duet
songs
that
follows.
Movie
Defining
Scene
Though
much
cannot
be
revealed
about
this
particular
scene,
it
is
said
that
this
particular
scene
was
liked
by
the
foreign
audience
too
in
the
premier
show.
Screen
Presence
Sivakarthikeyan's
screen
presence
is
the
one
the
movie
buffs
have
to
watch
out
for
in
Kaaki
Sattai.
Yet
Another
Prominent
Scene
Principal
photography
began
with
a
pooja
ceremony
held
on
6
March
2014.
The
first
schedule
of
the
film's
shoot
began
in
March
2014
at
a
temple
in
Pammal
near
Pallavaram.
First
Look
Kaaki
Sattai's
album
is
already
a
hit
among
fans.
Watch
out
for
the
BGM
in
the
movie.