Kalloori

Balaji's story is wafer thin; he uses a technique that he popularized in Kathal to strike a chord with the audiences, the socio-economic and the cultural differences between his protagonist and others to mime humour. Read More

The Kalloori theme music starts with a brief melodious piece of Naveen's flute, and then wafts over to a chorus. As the flute makes an appearance throughout the piece, the similarities to Kaadhal's own theme music strikes you. Read More

Akhil as Muthu makes an impressive debut. Tamannaa as Shobhana performs well. Supporting them are the other members, especially Bharani as Ramesh, the jack in the box who is always ready with his comments. Hemalatha as Kayal gets into the skin of the character with great ease. Read More

In appearance, behaviour and attitude, the entire cast as well as the college set-up is very realistic and convincing. New hero Akhil as well as the heroine Tamanna have put up an admirable show. The dialogues by Balaji Shakthivel are genuine and spontaneous. Read More

Akhil plays Muthu, an athlete, sprinter to be precise; Kayal, essayed by Hemalatha makes amends in the gang, and Tamanna plays Shobana the new entrant to the gang. Muthu sets eyes on Shobana on the first day of college, who is all gloomy over the loss of her mother in an accident. Read More