Casting : Tharun Vijay, Seshvitha Kanimozhi, Madhusudan Rao, Nizhalgal Ravi, Ramachandran Durairaj, Boys Rajan
Directed By : Noah Armstrong
Music By : Karan B Krupa
Produced By : GKR Cine Arts – Tharun Vijay
The heroine Seshvitha Kanimozhi, the daughter of Assistant Commissioner of Police Madhusudan Rao, suddenly disappears while returning home at night after finishing work. Madhusudan Rao, who is worried when his daughter, who had informed him that she was coming in an auto, does not return home, receives information the next morning that a young woman has been murdered. Meanwhile, the hero Tarun Vijay surrenders to the police, claiming that he has murdered a woman.
Is the woman who Tarun Vijay claims to have murdered Seshvitha Kanimozhi? Shockingly, the police, who start the investigation from the angle of “Is this the only murder that Tarun Vijay has committed, he says that he has committed two more murders. Is Seshvitha Kanimozhi one of the people he has murdered?” He says he doesn’t know, and is shocked beyond belief. Based on the information he gave, the police, who investigate, find that the two people he is said to have killed are alive. So, what is the connection between the third murder he is talking about and Seshvita Kanimozhi? Who is Tarun Vijay who says he killed the living? Why is he saying this? The answer to these questions is given in a new form of crime suspense thriller genre, ‘Kutram Pudhithu’.
Debutant hero Tarun Vijay has handled a strong character very well in his first film. Although he has all the qualifications for an action hero, such as being six feet tall and having a muscular body, he has displayed a gentleness on his face and has performed wonderfully. The man who calls the police officer and the judge uncle, shines as a skilled actor in the scene where he confesses to the murder like a child. Tharun Vijay, who scored sixes in all areas of dance, action, acting, sentiment, in his debut film, has sown the hope in the minds of the people that he will definitely become an indispensable hero in Tamil cinema.
Seshvita Kanimozhi, who reminds us of Balu Mahendra’s heroines, easily conveys various emotions to the fans through her eyes. She has shocked the audience with unexpected characters in all the films she has acted in, and in this film too, she has acted in an unpredictable role and has done an amazing job.
Madhusudhanan Rao, Rams, Nizhalgal Ravi, and Boys Rajan have brought life to the flow of the screenplay with their experienced performances.
The songs and background score composed by composer Karan P. Krupa have traveled in a way that suits the crime suspense thriller genre, and have traveled with commercial aspects, adding strength to the film.
Cinematographer Jason Williams’ camera, while terrifying the audience with the horrific scenes that take place in a small room, captures the scenes in a way that makes the audience travel along with the plot.
Although it is a crime thriller genre, editor S. Kamalakannan, who has traveled extensively for a director who has tried to tell crime in a new way in the screenplay, edits the scenes in an unpredictable way and keeps the film not only interesting but also moving forward.
Written and directed by Noah Armstrong, keeping the incident of a woman’s disappearance as the central theme, he has given a new kind of crime thriller genre film with unpredictable twists, a thrilling screenplay, and fast-paced visuals.
Director Noah Armstrong, who has kept the entire film moving at a brisk pace with unpredictable twists and turns in the screenplay, including a young woman who goes missing, an auto driver who falls under the police’s suspicion, and a young man who works as a food delivery man who surrenders without any connection. Although he is a bit hesitant in clearly explaining the police investigation and the police officer’s discovery, when viewed as a complete film, he has presented a crime thriller in a new way, just like the title suggests.
