VELLAKUTHIRA Tamil Movie Review
Cast -:
Harish Ori, Abhirami Bose, Regin Rose, Melady, Uthiri Vijayakumar and Others.
Crew-:
Written and Directed by: Saranraj Senthilku mar Cinematography: Ram Dev Music: Bhar ath Aaseevagan Lyrics: Guru, Ambika, Tamil Mani Editor: Pradeeep, Saranraj Senthilku mar Art Director: Kannan Dialogues: Saran raj Senthilkumar, Arulanandam Sound Desi gn & Mixing : Antony Thomson Confirmist: Vijay Shiva Special MakeUp – Anusuya K Di & Colourist: Balagangadharan Dubbing & Mixing :Malini Jeyaraj, Arun kumar (Black & White Studio) Sound Effects: D. Narayanan Audiography (SFX & 5.1 Mixing): Tony J Antony Executive Producer: Harish Ori, Saranraj Senthilkumar Co – Director: Prabha Alles Associate Director: Azhaguselvan GR Assistant Directors: Vasu, Agni, S. Sakthivel Produced: Harish Ori Arthanari Production: Nijam Cinema Presented by : Dream Warri or Pictures and others.
Story -:
The hero Harish Ori goes to his mountain village with his family to live a life of hiding, where there is no road facility. He stays at his relative’s house and works as a porter, trying to make money by selling a kind of drug that is only available there and is made for special occasions.
Meanwhile, Harish Ori’s wife Abhirami Bose learns of the plan of the former village headman who is deceiving the people of the mountain village, grabbing their land, evicting them from there, and trying to thwart it.
What kind of damage did the efforts of the husband and wife cause, what changes did it bring about in the lives of the people of the mountain village, and what is the background to the hero’s life of hiding? This is what ‘White Horse’ tells in a commercial style.
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Movie Review-:
Harish Ori, who plays the hero of the story, is an apt choice for the role. He has played the role of Kathir, a person who occasion ally reveals the evil thoughts hidden in his heart, thereby getting into trouble and getting his family into trouble. Abhirami Bose, who plays Harish Ori’s wife, has add ed strength to the plot with her role as a vill age woman and her modest performance.
Some of the actors who have played other roles, such as the former village headman and the people of the mountain village, have a sophisticated face, while many are not. But all of them have played the mountain village people naturally in a way that makes the audience remember them.
Music composer Bharath Asikavan, although there are no songs, impresses with his simple background music.
Cinematographer Ram Dev, although he has shot the cinematography without using any lights, has shot the scenes with quality.
Although the film moves with a few specific characters and only one location, editors Pradeep and Charanraj Senthilkumar have edited the scenes in a way that makes the film enjoyable through the characters’ moods and their performances.
Written and directed by Charanraj Senthilkumar, he has not only talked about the problems faced by the people of the mountain villages who lack road facilities and some basic necessities, but has also given a suspenseful commercial film centered on a family that takes refuge in that landscape.
Although many films that tell the pains of the people of the mountain villages have come in many forms, director Charanraj Senthilkumar, who adds new elements including herbal rasam in a completely different way from them, has succeeded in effectively telling a simple story and attracting the audience’s attention.
Overall, ‘White Horse’ will attract attention.
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
