Everyone (including Muthaiah) treats the whole thing like a job you have to grit your teeth and get done with, so you can collect your pay cheque at the end of the day. Staging may be too much to ask for in a Muthaiah movie, but even the basics are barely there. But it becomes another aspect of the film that’s… generic. It’s a great idea, which shows us just how forgiving and peace-loving Pandi is, despite his tendency to get into fights. Take the bit that tells us how Pechi’s (Lakshmi Menon) father is connected to Pandi.
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Muthaiah has a good head for plot, but his screenwriting – the way he fleshes out these plot points – is like what you’d find in a TV serial. (The setting is Sivagangai.) The comedy is generic, with the hero’s uncle falling into a pile of dung and someone commenting, “ Idhu dhaan nejamana sanitiser.” The screenwriting, such as it is, is generic, too: the hero-intro song is followed immediately by an action sequence, and the heroine-intro occurs soon after. The hero-intro is generic, with Pandi (Vikram Prabhu) singing “ Venaam madhu pazhakkam ” in a local drinking establishment. But Pulikkuthi Pandi takes too long to get there, and we are left with a most generic film for about an hour and a half. Had this been the tone throughout, we’d have had a solid twist on the Thevar Magan thesis: that however much we try to resist violence, it is all around us and it will slowly pull us into its vicious circle and bathe us with bloodlust. ” Blood flows in this film like milk on the cut-outs of big stars during FDFS shows. The son tells the father: “Periya Karuppu koil-la aada nee vettu, avala naan vettaren. The ruthless villain (Sannasi, played by Vela Ramamurthy) and his ruthless son (Saravedi, played by RK Suresh) are established in a ruthless stretch where a woman is decapitated. Pulikkuthi Pandi, though, springs a small surprise.
You know you are going to get a Komban, a Kutti Puli, a Marudhu : a crude mix of action and romance and comedy and sentiment. The two directors may exist at the opposite ends of the artistry continuum, but you know exactly what you’re going to get. Retrieved 17 June 2013.“A film by M Muthaiah” carries the same cachet as, say, “a film by Quentin Tarantino”. ^ "Kutti Puli Movie Review Kutti Puli, Sasikumar, lakshmi menon".Archived from the original on 20 October 2013. "Sun Pictures' 'Kutti Puli' Release by Red Giant Movies". : CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( link) Archived from the original on 9 July 2013. Archived from the original on 27 September 2013. ^ "Kutti Puli (Music review), Tamil – Ghibran by Milliblog!".^ "Saregama bags Kuutipuli audio rights".^ "Sinnga movie review: Prem's would be proud of this Kutty".Archived from the original on 21 June 2013. ^ "Kuttipuli Tamil movie images, stills, gallery".Indian express wrote:"Kutti Puli is probably the least exciting and engaging of Sasikumar starrers". Behindwoods wrote:"And if you are the type who would go gaga over mother sentiment, mindless violence, punch dialogues, Kuttipuli may work for you". There's romance, fights, thaali-centered drama, drumstick-centered comedy, and – above all – unceasing amma sentiment". Hindu wrote:"This film, itself, is something of a menagerie, a hodgepodge of "mass" elements. The film received Mixed reviews from critics.
The film is said to have been acquired for a large sum of money by Red Giant Movies and Sun Pictures. The film was given a "U/A" certificate by the Indian Censor Board for its violence and gore. Kutti Puli Sasikumar is a happy go-lucky good hearted ruffian, whose mother Saranya Watch the full video song Aruvaakkaaran from the film Kutti Puli sung by Padmalatha and special. "Deivam Ellaam Onnagi" – A solo song sung by Sundar Narayana Rao.The film includes one more climax song that was not included in the audio soundtrack: Ilaiyaraaja's "Pon Oviyam" song was used in its entirety in the film and Ghibran said "This was initially very, very emotionally disturbing as both the audiences and the media criticized me in this regard". Ghibran stated that some of the music that he had recorded had been replaced in a few places and there was an additional song added. The soundtrack was released on and received positive reviews. Saregama south has secured the audio rights of Kuttipuli. The film's score and soundtrack are composed by Ghibran along with lyricist Vairamuthu after their critically acclaimed album 'Vaagai Sooda Vaa'.
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