Kammatipaadam
is
the
action
thriller,
which
stars
Dulquer
Salmaan.
The
movie
is
directed
by
Rajeev
Ravi
and
scripted
by
P
Balachandran.
Kammatipaadam
is
produced
by
Global
United
Media.
Here
we
present
the
cast
and
crew
of
the
movie
and
some
interesting
location
stills...
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a
look....
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Review
By
Audiences
Kammatipaadam
Story
Krishnan
is
a
42-year-old
man,
who
lives
in
Mumbai.
He
comes
back
to
his
hometown
Kochi,
upon
the
request
of
his
best
friend
Gangan.
Krishnan
has
a
hidden
agenda
in
his
mind.
The
movie
depicts
the
story
of
Krishnan
and
his
village,
Kammatipaadam.
Cast
&
Performance
Dulquer
Salmaan,
who
essays
Krishnan,
has
improved
immensely
as
an
actor
and
has
portrayed
the
transitions
of
his
role
effortlessly.
Vinayakan
and
stage
artist
Manikandan
deserve
a
huge
round
of
applause,
for
the
mesmerising,
utmost
natural
performances.
Shaun
Romy,
the
newcomer
who
plays
Krishnan's
lady-love
Anita,
is
a
good
find
(
A
special
mention
to
Srinda,
the
actress
has
dubbed
for
Shaun
in
the
movie).
The
rest
of
the
star
cast,
including
Suraj
Venjarammoodu,
Soubin
Shahir,
Vinay
Forrt,
Shine
Tom
Chacko,
P
Balachandran,
Amalda
Liz,
Alancier,
Manikandan,
Muthumani,
etc
are
also
perfect
in
their
respective
roles.
Script
&
Direction
Rajeev
Ravi
once
again
makes
a
mark
with
his
unique
style
of
film-making.
He
has
succeeded
in
narrating
P
Balachandran's
well-written
script,
in
an
extremely
realistic
way.
Kudos
to
Rajeev
for
bringing
the
best
out
of
his
actors.
It
is
not
a
typical
action-packed
gangster
film
but
the
story
of
the
survival
of
a
group
of
youngsters.
The
first
half
of
the
movie
is
super-energetic
while
the
second
half
is
more
intense
and
dark-shaded.
The
consistently
slow
pace
of
the
movie
may
irk
the
racy
movie
lovers.
Technical
Aspects
Madhu
Neelakandan's
brilliant
cinematography
has
nicely
captured
the
old
and
news
shades
of
Kochi
and
Mumbai.
A
huge
round
of
applause
for
the
casting
director
of
the
movie,
who
has
done
his/her
job
brilliantly.
Music
The
music
score
composed
by
Vinayakan,
K,
and
John
P
Varkey
goes
hand-in-hand
with
the
mood
of
the
movie.
Among
the
songs,
Para
Para
composed
John,
stands
out
with
its
exceptional
rhythm.
Verdict
Kammatipaadam
may
not
satisfy
the
normal
audiences
who
expect
an
action-packed
gangster
flick.
Strongly
recommended
for
the
serious
film
lovers.