KITTI Tamil Movie Review
Cast-:
Ashok Kumar Balakrishnan, Vijay Thiru maran Mohandoss , Rajapandiyan Arjoona Duraisamy, RajaNisha Ishmeet, Sangavi Dharmaraj , Simu Advani ,Y.G. Mahendran, Aravindraj ,Aravindraj, Cuddalore Siva and Others.
Crew-:
Director: Nedumaran Mohandoss , Music: Khader , DOP : VS Velan , Editer: karthi Pandiyan, choreographer : Rock Sankar , Colorist : Hizam , Stunt: Popular Babu, Art : Vaali, Makeup: Divya , Pro : Saran, Manager: Madurai Vasagan , Lyrics: Kavingar , Priyan, Seerkali Sirpi, Tamil Magan , Casting: Simbu , Co- director: Kudanthai Sundar, N M Gopi , Producer: Thirumaran , Banner: Riya Shree, creations pvt ltd.and Others.
Story-:
The story of the movie *Kitti* begins with a shocking event: Vijay, an auto-rickshaw driver, walks straight into a police station and surrenders, confessing that he has murdered both Siva and Pooja.
From this point, the film takes the audience back in time. Vijay and Pooja are in love. Pooja is a North Indian woman, while Vijay is an auto-rickshaw driver. Despite the language barrier, they strive to understand each other; Pooja begins learning Tamil, and Vijay starts learning Hindi.
The film portrays a romance that blossoms despite this linguistic divide. However, a third person named Siva enters the picture. Siva is someone who had been ordered by Pooja’s father to stay away from her, and this fact deeply affects Vijay. When the case reaches court, Vijay claims that he loved Pooja but that she deceived him.
It is here that the story shifts into a complex psychological mystery.
The police begin investigating Vijay’s background and behavior. Through a doctor, a crucial detail regarding Vijay’s psychological condition comes to light.
If someone narrates an incident to Vijay, he begins to believe that he was the one who actually committed the act.
This forms the central premise of the film.
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The real culprit exploits this weakness, making Vijay take responsibility for crimes he never actually committed. Convinced that he was indeed the perpetrator of these incidents, Vijay begins giving statements to the police to that effect.
At one point, even the police become confused, unable to distinguish between reality and the fabrications in Vijay’s mind. Meanwhile, a major twist unfolds in court. A woman named Maha claims she does not know Vijay at all; she denies ever having a romantic relationship with him and states that she is preparing to marry someone else.
Vijay, however, tells a completely different story.
He claims he was in love with Maha, but she deceived him and moved on to marry another man—leading him to murder her as well. But the biggest shock of all is…Maha is alive.
This casts even greater doubt on Vijay’s statements in the eyes of the police.
As the investigation proceeds, suspicion shifts to another auto-rickshaw driver named Raja. Court proceedings eventually reveal that Raja is the mastermind behind the murders; he had exploited Vijay’s psychological condition to convince him that he had committed crimes he hadn’t actually done.
However, the mystery does not end simply with Raja’s arrest.
Raja, too, maintains his innocence, insisting he is not the killer. Consequently, the police re-examine Vijay’s psychological state, leading the investigation to intersect with another crucial incident. Deepthi, the doctor’s daughter, is a college friend of Pooja and becomes entangled in these events.
A heinous crime committed against her also becomes part of the investigation. As these incidents interconnect, the film’s suspense hinges on the question of what Vijay has actually witnessed versus what his mind has fabricated.
This psychological concept is the film’s greatest strength.
The movie illustrates how a criminal exploits the state of mind of an innocent person to their advantage and shows how complex an investigation can become as a result. Ashok delivers a mature performance as Vijay; his expressions and body language effectively convey a state of mental confusion. He skillfully handles the various shades required for the character, ranging from romantic and emotional moments to action sequences.
Nisha Ishmeet plays Pooja, while Sangavi Dharmaraj plays Maha. Simu Advani also delivers a solid performance in his role. Arjoona Duraisamy appears as Raja, adding another layer to the investigation. The courtroom scenes featuring Gee Mahindra as the judge also fit the narrative well.
Kadhar has handled the music, providing a score that complements the courtroom and investigation sequences.
The screenplay incorporates multiple layers—romance, crime, investigation, court proceedings, and psychological mystery. A central question lingers throughout the film: is Vijay telling the truth, is he imagining things, or is someone manipulating his state of mind?
However, clarity is crucial in psychological investigation stories. Since information shifts frequently in certain parts, the audience might experience some confusion; yet, this very confusion is also utilized as part of the film’s mystery.
Overall, *Kitti* is not a run-of-the-mill murder investigation film. Beyond merely seeking the perpetrator of a crime, the story explores how a person’s psychological condition can be weaponized.
For fans who enjoy romance, crime, courtroom investigations, and psychological mysteries, *Kitti* offers a unique cinematic experience. The mystery surrounding Vijay’s state of mind is, in particular, the film’s main attraction.
This Is My Personal Review So Please Go and Watch The Movie In Theatres Only.
Written by B4U Media Admin Ratting B4U Media Admin 4 / 5
