Kaantha

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VivekHegde @Vivek463 Dec 22 I always like Dulquer Salmaan’s movies. This Kantha movie is very good and has many scenes that make you emotional and bring tears. The acting in this movie is excellent. But one thing I don’t understand is why people don’t like such movies and instead prefer illogical, meaningless movies. That makes me feel disappointed. This movie deserved to be a hit, but it didn’t become one. What I wish is that this movie should become more popular and successful. The movie is truly very good, and my hope is that everyone watches it and makes it a hit. See more Harish N @harish_napa Dec 20 Kaantha had the potential to be something impactful, but unfortunately, it ends up being disappointing. The concept feels promising on paper, yet the movie fails to translate that into an engaging or meaningful experience. The biggest drawback is the weak storyline. The narrative lacks depth and coherence, making it difficult to stay invested. Scenes feel disconnected, and the pacing drags without offering any strong payoff. Despite a few moments where the film hints at what it could have been, those moments are far too limited. Performances don’t stand out enough to elevate the material, and the emotional beats don’t land as intended. The movie never really pulls the viewer in, which makes the runtime feel longer than it should. Overall, Kaantha feels like a case of wasted potential. It’s watchable if you’re curious, but there’s very little here that leaves a lasting impression. See more Adarsh T @Adarsh0903 Dec 13 When the role is vintage Dulquer Wins. He owns Vintage. Retro Star Dulquer Salman. Kaantha Movie Synopsis: A legendary director and his star actor clash over creative control during a 1950s film production. Kaantha Movie Review: Cinema about cinema tends to collapse under its own self-awareness, but Kaantha sidesteps that trap by treating its 1950s film set less like a nostalgic museum piece and more like a cage match dressed in period clothes. Director Selvamani Selvaraj constructs what amounts to a Shakespearean tragedy, where ego, ambition, and betrayal play out against the backdrop of a troubled production. Despite reports linking it to the life of M. K. Thyagaraja Bhagavathar, the film is mercifully fictional, a creation that borrows perhaps a detail or two but otherwise invents its own disaster. Jakes Bejoy's score does heavy lifting. Sometimes commitment beats cleverness. One Word Review: World Class Cinema. Verdict: Vintage Blockbuster. See more TK D @DUDEN-TK Dec 13 Hi, this is first Flim i put it on the rotton tommatto I like it ego clash betweenDq and samuthirakani turn ito murder mystery feels somethings missing on investigation officer side / clash of ego See more Prabhathalovesmovies Nov 18 Selvamani Selvaraj's Kaantha is a perfect example of delicious first half and a very muddled second half. Selvamani Selvaraj does a fine job in capturing between Dulquer and Samuthrikani. The psychological drama plays out well but the murder mystery involving Bhagyashri Borse falls flat. The secondary characters don't have enough substance, and the interpersonal dynamics needed much better writing. My full review available in own website rigoberthareviews.com See more Lucky01 Nov 16 Kaantha really succeeds in capturing the feel of old-school Indian period cinema. In terms of performances, Dulquer Salmaan and Samuthirakani completely steal the show. Bhagyashri Borse and Rana Daggubati are good as well, and the rest of the cast do justice to their roles. The songs work really well when watched in the theatre. The background score is perfect and adds a lot to the period-drama atmosphere. Cinematography is clean and visually pleasing. The production quality and technical work are solid throughout. Both the first and second halves are engaging. However, the slow pace and long runtime make it feel a bit tiring at times. See more Read all reviews

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