UK Tamils Show Middle Finger to Bala’s Naan Kadavul
Some 25 minutes into Naan Kadavul, we cried out in helpless agony – Kadavule Kapathu (God, please help us).
But the almighty Kadavul did not deign to respond to our cry for mercy because it was beyond even his powers to salvage this movie.
Disappointing, Very Disappointing
There were all of six people for the opening 3:30PM show of Naan Kadavul at Movie City in Edison (New Jersey) on Friday.
And four of them did not like it.
Folks, Naan Kadavul does not provide any respite from the tsunami of bad Tamil movies.
Bad Documentary
The principal culprit of Naan Kadavul is a most disjointed story that screams amateur.
Naan Kadavul comes across as a mediocre documentary about the sorry plight of beggars in Malaykoil village in Southern Tamil Nadu interspersed with the weird antics of a pot-smoking Aghori Sadhu Rudra (Arya) from Kasi.
Since Naan Kadavul director Bala also takes credit for the story and screenplay, he’s the arch-villain of the piece.
The movie starts off with a father (accompanied by his young daughter) coming to the holy city of Kasi in search of a son he abandoned 14 years Continue reading »
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