Karuppusamy Kuthagaitharar

Karan, Udayathara, Vadivelu

Karan plays impressively Karuppasamy aka Xerox, who runs a dance-mimic troupe, apart from getting a contract to manage a parking lot for two-wheelers. Karuppasamy's ability to mimic top actors had earned him the nickname of Xerox. I's at the parking lot that he encounters Rasathi, a medical student. Read More

Dhina gives adequate support in a raga cameo. The percussion is kept to the minimum. Yugabharathi's lyrics in ballad form picturise the girl fantasising about her lover. An impressive instrumental interlude adds to its charm. Read More

The message that a girl's education is very important, at the same time there is nothing wrong in falling in love has been developed as the basic framework for the movie. What makes the film work is Karan looking trim and dashing and coming out with a convincing performance. Read More

Good job! Vadivelu, who has the simple job of being the comic relief, is a good laugh throughout the movie. Sakthikumar plays the main villain and a good one at that. Music by Dhina is not really a chartbuster, but pleasant enough to listen to. Read More

Sridhar's cinematography efficiently captures Madurai, its streets, its people, and the temple leaving it lingering in your senses long after you left the cinema halls. Though there are too many songs, Dina manages to strike a chord with Karuppan Varaan. Read More