Kazhugu

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Galatta.com

Kudos to debutant director Sathyasiva for the racy screenplay and the edge-of-the-seat story style. Sathyasiva's direction is well captured by Sathya's lens and Praveen-Srikanth's perfect cut needs a special mention. The major highlight of the film is Yuvan's music which is perfect and soul-stirring. Read More

Sify.com Good

On the whole, a good attempt by the team to come out with something new and refreshing. Satyasiva and the team deserves a pat on the back for coming out with a story that is packaged well with the right mix of commercial elements. Read More

BehindWoods.com 2/5

The backdrop of this movie is genuinely interesting and the makers have done some research into knowing the ways of the men who do a thankless job. But, the script should have been more inclusive so that the possibilities of the theme can be fully exploited rather than ending up as an averagely executed revenge action film. Read More

TimesOfIndia.com 3.5/5

'Kazhugoo' is a perfect example of what such a move does to a serious movie. Not only are those warnings distracting, they also pull you out of the story every time they pop up, taking away the immersive experience that one looks forward to in a movie. Read More

IndiaGlitz

Yuvan Shankar Raja reminds us of his father, the maestro Ilayaraja, with his melodious songs and soul-stirring background score. P Satya's camera captures Kodaikanal in a different color. The visuals are extraordinary. Adding authenticity to the theme, art director (Remiyan) and choreographer (Dinesh) have done their best for 'Kazhugu'. Read More

NowRunning.com 1/5

Kazhugu is pure vile. From the smell of it, to the taste of it, all the way to the memory that remains; it's vile. And it made me sick to my stomach. Read More

ChennaiOnline.com

Kazhugu has a strong storyline which has been presented very well by the debutant director. Notwithstanding the predictable climax and the slow second half, the film might very well end up as a hit film. Read More

BharatStudent 3.25/5

While the first half goes on a lighter note with some humour and elements of romance, it is the second half which takes a different turn and gets serious. Moreover, it has a dark theme associated with it and though the dose of reality is hard to digest, it does leave an impact on the audience. Read More