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Sethu, a champion jockey, SRK, a multimillionaire and Meena, a simple village girl cross paths in a village race, where a horse jockey is training a ferocious Jallikattu bull. Will fate take... Read all Sethu, a champion jockey, SRK, a multimillionaire and Meena, a simple village girl cross paths in a village race, where a horse jockey is training a ferocious Jallikattu bull. Will fate take care of Meena's future and Sethu's life. Sethu, a champion jockey, SRK, a multimillionaire and Meena, a simple village girl cross paths in a village race, where a horse jockey is training a ferocious Jallikattu bull. Will fate take care of Meena's future and Sethu's life.

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'Kaari' movie review: Much to like in this rural actioner

South cinema is perhaps in its most interesting phase now as makers have finally realised that the most personal stories are the most creative. Debutant Hemnath seems to believe in this school of filmmaking, as his passion to tell a raw and rustic rural tale is evident with several of his ideas in 'Kaari', but unfortunately, he holds his punches back for the most part and plays it safe by delivering us an execution that is run-of-the-mill.

If Kaari works, it’s because of the conviction in Hemanth’s writing, with the titular character being a warrior capable of sending chills down the spine of any enemy. Kaari has many heroic moments, and the opening one--for a bull that the title takes after—is nothing less than a superstar’s.

With the film and plot leaning on the final jallikattu sequence and a strong foundation already laid in the form of an invincible bull, we expect Hemanth to show us the equation it shares with Sasikumar’s Sethu, its tamer, and the latter’s journey from a jockey to a competent jallikattu player. But the director completely ignores them and introduces several new elements like unmonitored garbage dumping, the downfall of agricultural lands and of course, a corporate giant.

Though these are hiccups to the main storyline, they also turn out to be interesting. Perhaps if Kaari were a web series like Pettaikaali which also dealt with Jallikattu, these issues might have been handled as separate episodes. But within the scope of a feature film, it feels suffocating and eats up screen space when it might have served to walk us through core traditions surrounding a jallikattu event. There are mentions of 18 bull breeds and 18 descendants from selected families in the village necessary for the bull-taming competition, but they are so fleeting that we take in very few details.

In this rather rushed film, I liked the occasional moments that breathe, like the scene where the village head dresses up Sethu as a part of Urumakattudhal and explains the reason behind the tradition. I also liked how the director manages to fit in other grounded elements like the life of people who live by hunting snails. Despite having impressive performances from its lead cast, their emotions feel distant because of the lack of emphasis on such real moments.

As a hack, the director tries to draw parallels within the stories like equating Sethu’s dead horse to the bull which gets trapped in a slaughterhouse, and the kind-heartedness of his father to his girlfriend. These references also feel distant and we see the callbacks approaching us way ahead, thanks to the exposition in the form of slow-mo shots and repeated dialogues.

It is evident that effort has gone into the exchanges between the characters and they elevate the screenplay. But the idea of making every dialogue sound like a punchline and the incessant rhyme game evoke unintentional laughter. It is hard for anyone to have a straight face when a character goes, “Un ponna kanni-a vechi irundhu, vengala kinni-a vaanga pora?” in a serious scene.

I had issues with every urban character being a villain in Kaari. JD Chakravarthy’s SRK is a psychotic corporate honcho, Ramkumar Sivaji’s character is another billionaire who kills animals out of rage, and Prem, who plays Sasi’s friend, is a paedophile. Ammu Abhirami’s character is probably the only kind-hearted city-dweller in the film, but it is clearly evident that the character has been written for tokenism.

Though Sasikumar has been terribly miscast as a Chennai-paiyan who is still figuring out his moral compass, the actor sells the character earnestly and his Madras baashai is on point. The sequences set in Chennai would have been more effective if the filmmaker had rewritten the role to suit the actor’s age and image or cast someone relatively younger. The rest of the casting game is on point and the woman lead, Parvathy Arun, makes a smashing debut. She gets the most relatable role in the film and sells it effortlessly, reminding us of Parvathy Thiruvothu from her Tamil debut Poo. I really wish we had seen more of her.

D Imman is in glorious form in Kaari. His terrific background score delivers highs at the right moments and his score in the final jallikattu sequence along with Ganesh Chandrra’s outstanding cinematography is a blast on the big screens.

Debutant Hemanth’s Kaari talks about the importance of communal harmony and the resultant synergy that does miracles. But ironically, the tasteful ingredients in Kaari don’t blend well together as a wholesome dish.

Director: Hemanth Cast: Sasikumar, Parvathy Arun, JD Chakravarthy, Balaji Shakthivel, Adukalam Naren

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The film, which showcases Jallikattu in all its glory, underlines the bond of trust and love that exists between humans and animals and stresses on the need for humans to live up to the trust that animals place in them.

Film: Kaari Director: M Hemanth Cast: Sasikumar, Balaji Sakthivel, Parvathy Arun, Aadukalam Naren, Ammu Abhirami, J D Chakravarthy and others Music: D Imman Cinematography: Ganesh Chandra Rating: 3.5 stars

Director Hemanth’s ‘Kaari’ is a gripping emotional thriller that keeps you hooked to the screen from start to finish.

The story is refreshingly new and begins in the city where Sasikumar and his dad, Aadukalam Naren, work for a wealthy businessman who fancies horse racing. Sasikumar is a jockey while his dad, Naren, takes care of the stables and the animals in them.

Naren, who practises Ahimsa, is a kind-hearted soul who believes in living up to the trust that an animal places in a human. However, Sasikumar is someone who is more “practical” than his dad and treats animals for what they are to him — just animals.

It is under these circumstances that one day, Sasikumar chooses to throw away a race to help a fellow jockey win. Sasikumar does it in the belief that the win will fetch the fellow jockey a huge sum of money which he requires for the treatment of his ailing wife and daughter.

However, Sasikumar’s owner does not take to the loss kindly and ends up shooting the horse, which should have ideally won the race.

The development shocks Sasikumar’s dad so much that he suffers a cardiac arrest and dies on the spot. These deaths have a profound impact Sasikumar and he struggles to come to terms with these losses.

Even as he mourns the loss of his dad and his horse, people from his native place arrive seeking a solution to their problem.A reluctant Sasikumar initially refuses to even listen to their problems but then fate has other plans and he eventually goes back to his native place along with them.

What is the problem about which the village headman had come to see him? How does Sasikumar overcome the problem? Who is causing the problem and how does Sasikumar handle him? Kaari gives you the answers to all these questions.

Director Hemanth comes up with a refreshingly new script that is a little dramatic but at the same time which strongly underlines the bond that exists between animals and humans.

He tells an engaging story and through it makes an attempt to showcase the significance of rituals, practices and festivals.

Sasikumar is tailor-made for this role and plays the part with elan. Sasikumar excels in the part and looks very convincing.

Parvathy Arun, who plays the female lead, delivers a commendable performance as the daughter of Balaji Sakthivel, a poor farmer, who is raising a Kaari bull for Jallikattu. Her performance is so convincing that there is no way that one would get to know that this is just her debut film.

Balaji Sakthivel, as the poor farmer who has to sell his dear bull for the sake of getting his daughter married, wins hearts. The ace director, who has delivered several critically acclaimed films, shines as an actor as well in this one.

On the technical front, D Imman’s music is simply outstanding. Be it the songs or the background score, Imman rocks. ‘Kaari’ will easily be among the best works of Imman.

On the whole, Kaari is an engaging watch that delivers a significant social message.

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Kaari Movie Review: Much to like in this rural actioner

South cinema is perhaps in its most interesting phase now as makers have finally realised that the most personal stories are the most creative. Debutant Hemnath seems to believe in this school of filmmaking, as his passion to tell a raw and rustic rural tale is evident with several of his ideas in Kaari , but unfortunately, he holds his punches back for the most part and plays it safe by delivering us an execution that is run-of-the-mill.

If Kaari works, it's because of the conviction in Hemanth's writing, with the titular character being a warrior capable of sending chills down the spine of any enemy. Kaari has many heroic moments, and the opening one--for a bull that the title takes after--is nothing less than a superstar's.  With the film and plot leaning on the final jallikattu sequence and a strong foundation already laid in the form of an invincible bull, we expect Hemanth to show us the equation it shares with Sasikumar's Sethu, its tamer, and the latter's journey from a jockey to a competent jallikattu player. But the director completely ignores them and introduces several new elements like unmonitored garbage dumping, the downfall of agricultural lands and of course, a corporate giant. Director: Hemanth Cast: Sasikumar, Parvathy Arun, JD Chakravarthy, Balaji Shakthivel, Adukalam Naren

Though these are hiccups to the main storyline, they also turn out to be interesting. Perhaps if Kaari were a web series like Pettaikaali which also dealt with Jallikattu, these issues might have been handled as separate episodes. But within the scope of a feature film, it feels suffocating and eats up screen space when it might have served to walk us through core traditions surrounding a jallikattu event. There are mentions of 18 bull breeds and 18 descendants from selected families in the village necessary for the bull-taming competition, but they are so fleeting that we take in very few details.

In this rather rushed film, I liked the occasional moments that breathe, like the scene where the village head dresses up Sethu as a part of Urumakattudhal and explains the reason behind the tradition. I also liked how the director manages to fit in other grounded elements like the life of people who live by hunting snails. Despite having impressive performances from its lead cast, their emotions feel distant because of the lack of emphasis on such real moments.

As a hack, the director tries to draw parallels within the stories like equating Sethu's dead horse to the bull which gets trapped in a slaughterhouse, and the kind-heartedness of his father to his girlfriend. These references also feel distant and we see the callbacks approaching us way ahead, thanks to the exposition in the form of slow-mo shots and repeated dialogues.

It is evident that effort has gone into the exchanges between the characters and they elevate the screenplay. But the idea of making every dialogue sound like a punchline and the incessant rhyme game evoke unintentional laughter. It is hard for anyone to have a straight face when a character goes, " Un ponna kanni-a vechi irundhu, vengala kinni-a vaanga pora ?" in a serious scene.

I had issues with every urban character being a villain in Kaari. JD Chakravarthy's SRK is a psychotic corporate honcho, Ramkumar Sivaji's character is another billionaire who kills animals out of rage, and Prem, who plays Sasi's friend, is a paedophile. Ammu Abhirami's character is probably the only kind-hearted city-dweller in the film, but it is clearly evident that the character has been written for tokenism.

Though Sasikumar has been terribly miscast as a Chennai-paiyan who is still figuring out his moral compass, the actor sells the character earnestly and his Madras baashai is on point. The sequences set in Chennai would have been more effective if the filmmaker had rewritten the role to suit the actor's age and image or cast someone relatively younger. The rest of the casting game is on point and the woman lead, Parvathy Arun, makes a smashing debut. She gets the most relatable role in the film and sells it effortlessly, reminding us of Parvathy Thiruvothu from her Tamil debut Poo . I really wish we had seen more of her.

D Imman is in glorious form in Kaari . His terrific background score delivers highs at the right moments and his score in the final jallikattu sequence along with Ganesh Chandrra's outstanding cinematography is a blast on the big screens.

Debutant Hemanth's Kaari talks about the importance of communal harmony and the resultant synergy that does miracles. But ironically, the tasteful ingredients in Kaari don't blend well together as a wholesome dish. 

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The Jallikattu game can only be organised by the family of a horse jockey

Kaari revolves around the rivalry between two villages in the Ramanathapuram district over the ownership of a temple.

Film- Kaari

Cast- M. Sasikumar, Parvathy Arun, JD Chakravarthy Balaji Sakthivel, Aadukalam Naren, Ammu Abhirami, Nagineedu and Redin Kingsley

Director: Hemanth

Writer: Hemanth

Producer: S Lakshman Kumar

Music Director: D Imman

Cinematographer: Ganesh Chandra

Kaari revolves around the rivalry between two villages in the Ramanathapuram district over the ownership of a temple. It is finally decided that the village that wins the Jallikattu game will exercise powers over the temple management. However, there is a twist to this ownership tussle. The Jallikattu game can only be organised by the family of a horse jockey, Sethu, who moved to Chennai years ago. What prompts Sethu to return to his village? Which group finally wins ownership of the temple? These questions form the crux of Kaari.

Director Hemanth has tried to tap into several topics in a run time of 2 hours and 22 minutes. However, he has been careful to present them in the periphery. Although Hemanth has come up with an interesting premise, the sports action drama falters in some moments due to the lack of a gripping script. The viewers may have a difficult time understanding the trajectory of the antagonist, played by actor JD Chakravarthy, in the film. In an attempt to make Chakravarthy’s character ruthless, Hemanth ended up giving it an over-dramatic take. And, it does not manage to strike a chord, leaving many fans who were excited to see the actor play the role of villain disappointed.

The entire cast of Kaari puts forth a convincing performance. Sasikumar has left no stone unturned in sinking his teeth into his character’s skin in this Hemanth directorial, and it is quite evident from his performance. The actor has navigated a string of flops before Kaari. However, this time, it seems that he may finally break the chain of failures with the box-office success of Kaari. Watch out for Parvathy Arun as she gives a stellar performance in her debut film.

Technical aspects

On the technical front, including cinematography and music, Kaari doesn’t disappoint. Ganesh Chandra’s camerawork is brilliant in this Tamil film. The Jallikattu sequences that appear in the pre-climax portion have been shot immaculately. D Imman has also done a fantastic job with the film’s music. The background score composed by him complements the scenes in Kaari well.

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