Maaveeran Kittu (2016) Movie Details

1980-களில் வேரூன்றியிருந்த ஜாதி பிரிவினையை இப்படத்தில் அழகாக எடுத்துக்காட்டியுள்ளார் சுசீந்திரன். அவர் என்ன நினைத்தாரோ அதை சுதந்திரமாக இந்த படத்தில் பதிவு செய்திருக்கிறார். படத்தின் பிற்பாதியில் வரும் பாடல்கள் படத்திற்கு கொஞ்சம் தொய்வை கொடுத்திருக்கின்றன. கமர்ஷியல் படத்திற்குண்டான அம்சங்கள் படத்திற்கு கைகொடுக்காவிட்டாலும் திரைக்கதையின் பலம் படத்தை தூக்கி நிறுத்தியிருக்கிறது. யுகபாரதியின் வசனங்கள் படத்தின் வேகத்தை கூட்டியிருக்கிறது.

#MaaveeranKittu interval - Though there is not much impact, the concept of dealing caste discrimination with Literacy is something laudable
#MaaveeranKittu - 3.25/5. Has some solid heart-rending moments with little dips in between. Watch it for the sensible core theme that works.
#MaaveeranKittu - 3.25/5. Will be remembered for its sincere approach where @iamvishnuvishal owns the film throughout with a moving climax.
#MaaveeranKittu - 3.25/5. Realistic portrayal of caste discrimination consequences. @dir_susee presents in a serious authentic manner.

Susseenthiran has directed films like Vennila Kabadi Kuzhu, Naan Mahan Alla etc, and has proved his mettle. This is the third time that Vishnu Vishal is joining hands with director Suseenthiran. The concept of the film is very sensitive and director Suseenthiran has handled it quite well. After a village-based story in Vennila Kabadi Kuzhu, Suseenthiran has attempted at another village-basd script through this film. The movie happens in the 80s and has the backdrop of a village in the vicinity of Palani. It is said to be based on true events.

D.Imman has given some pleasant melodies and the song in the first half Inaivom written by Yugabharathi raises goose bumps. Full marks to cinematographer Soorya A. R. for rendering crispy clean images of the village and the forests consistently from frame one to fade out. Editor Kasi Viswananthan could have done a lot better to remove the boredom in the majority of scenes. Shekars art direction is worth mentioning.

There is humanity in the film. There is love, friendship, caste discrimination, unity, harmony, betrayal, and much more, but, somewhere around, the film loses its track and tests the audiences patience. The slow pace of the movie is surely a concern, especially the two duet songs in the second half dont work well.

The first half of the movie keeps you engaged and has the audiences attention. The interval portion definitely keeps you puzzled to know what will happen next. But once the latter half starts, it gets loose and slow. One might not expect the film to have an ending like that, but only then, the film would justify its title. Suseenthiran could have worked more on the screenplay to keep it more engaging, as the second half mostly comprises of sad and dull moments.

Vishnu Vishal has given a neat performance. His character is designed in a very subtle manner and the Vennila Kabbadi Kuzhu actor makes no mistake in delivering that. Parthiepan deserves a mention for his strong performance as Chinraasu. This film will be a memorable outing for him as an actor, after a long time. Sri Divya travels all throughout the film, but has very less scope to perform or emote. Her love portions with Vishnu Vishal are not much interesting. Soori, for the first time, appears in a serious role, but for a very brief time. One might wonder the need for him in the movie.

Maaveeran Kittu is a Tamil film and it is based on a true story. It is about a warrior who fought for the peoples rights in 1985. The story of Maaveeran Kittu looks so attractive. South Indian people really like such type of film. Tamil revolution has a great influence on Tamil people.