KUMKI 2 Tamil Movie Review
Cast-:
Mathiyazhagan as Anbu Arjun Das Shrita Rao Hareesh Peradi Suzane George Srinath Nadackal Unnikrishnan Athu Ithu Ethu Andrews Florent Pereira,V. Thiruselvam M. Sasikumar as narrator (voice) and Others.
Crew-:
Director: Prabhu Solomon Producers: Jayantilal Gada, Dhaval Gada Music: Nivas K. Prasanna Cinematography: M Sukumar Editing: Buvan Art Direction: Vijay Thennarasu Action: Stunt Siva Costume Design: VP. Senthil Azhagan Production Executive: J. Prabaahar Stills: Siva Promotion: Cinemapayyan PRO: Yuvraaj and Others.
Story-:
Madhi, a hero living in a mountain village, saves a baby elephant that got lost in a ditch when he was young. From there, the baby elephant starts circling Madhi. Madhi, who is longing for affection, becomes addicted to the elephant’s affection and raises it. The elephant and Madhi grow up and are always together like brothers, but one day the elephant suddenly disappears. Madhi, who is searching for the elephant, wanders around in its memory and at one point forgets her place.
Meanwhile, Madhi, who leaves her village for college on the advice of her teacher, returns to her hometown after 5 years. Then she gets information about the missing elephant. Based on that information, Madhi goes in search of the elephant. Did she find her elephant? What is the background behind the elephant’s disappearance? This is ‘Kumki 2’.
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Movie Review-:
Debutant actor Madhi, who plays the hero, has all the qualities of a hero in appearance. He beautifully expresses various emotions like the anguish of losing an elephant, the struggle to save it from danger, and the anger at those who try to separate it from him, and gets a pass mark in his performance.
Shritha Rao, who appears only in a few scenes other than as the heroine, Andrews, who plays the hero’s friend, Arjun Das, who plays a forest officer, Akash, who plays a politician’s assistant, and Harish Peradi, who plays a police inspector, have done their job flawlessly. All the songs in Nivas K. Prasanna’s music are melodious.
The background music also travels according to the scenes. Cinematographer M. Sukumar’s camera has displayed the mountains and waterfalls in a way that amazes the audience. At the same time, it is obvious that some cheating has been done in the forest scenes. Editor Buvan has edited the scenes very neatly and conveyed what director Prabhu Solomon wanted to say to the audience.
Just as director Prabhu Solomon is not new to the forest and the elephant, this story is not new to the audience either. Two similar films have been released in Tamil cinema. However, this one has a special quality that neither of them has. The lack of anything in the film beyond the affection between the hero and the elephant is a major weakness.
To cover up that weakness, director Prabhu Solomon has written a screenplay that includes the activities of the elephant Kumki and the political events in Tamil Nadu, but although the scenes are somewhat interesting, the scenes are not that interesting. However, the friendship between the little elephant and the boy, the way the elephant was filmed, and some forest scenes make the film enjoyable. Overall, ‘Kumki 2’ is great only in its form.
This Is My Personal Review So Please Go and Watch the Movie in Theatres Only.
Written by B4U Media Admin Ratting B4U Media 4 / 5
