Karuppan Movie Review And Rating

Cast : 

Vijay Sethupathi as Karuppan
Tanya as Anbuselvi
Bobby Simha
Kishore
Pasupathy
Lingaa
Singampuli
Renuga
Kaveri

Crew :

Directed by : R. Panneerselvam
Produced by : A. M. Rathnam
Music by : D. Imman
Cinematography : K. A. Sakthivel
Edited by : V. T. Vijayan
Production Company : Shri Sai Raam Creations

Review : 

Karuppan written and directed by R. Panneerselvam, starring Vijay Sethupathi, Bobby Simha and Tanya in the leading roles.

Karuppan (Vijay Sethupathi) is a Jallikattu player, and a happy go lucky youngster, who gets to marry Anbuchelvi (Tanya) after taming her brother Maayi's (Pasupathi) bull. This irks Maayi's brother in law Kathir (Bobby Simha) who had always wanted to marry Anbuchelvi. As Karuppan turns responsible after realising Anbuchelvi's love, Kathir schemes to create a rift between Maayi and Karuppan and succeeds as well. As Kathir keeps plotting to paint Karuppan bad, and marry Anbuchelvi, the issues in the family deepen, and whether Karuppan ultimately foiled Kathir's plans to unite with Anbuchelvi is what the shoddy Karuppan is all about.

Vijay Sethupathi is bursting out, in the upcoming movies, that the fellow tracks the flick in his own style and entertaining the audience. The actor Pasupathi justify his character and Bobby Simha chooses his roles, keeps interested in others’s wife, for the comedy portions Singam Puli had been stuffed and he joins hands with Vijay Sethupathi, both were excellent in the comical sequels. Imman's songs are not up to the level but the composer scores with the rerecording. Sakthivel's camera captures the Dindigul village locales beautifully and VT Vijayan's editing is crisp. Director Paneerselvam exactly knows what will work in a rural action entertainer. The director rightly packaged the film with local flavors and evergreen family drama.

Rating - 3.5/5