Casting : Vijay Gowrish,Smeha, Adarsh Madhikanth, Manjunathan, Manimegalai, Sudha
Directed By : S.S.Murugarasu
Music By : Kevin d’cost
Produced By : Vijay Gowrish Productions, Niyanth Media and Technology, Malarr Maari Movies – Gowri Shankar Ravichandran, Ananthy Ponnusamy
The hero Vijay Gowrish, who lives without any formal work and is a mother’s laborer, falls in love with the heroine Smeha, who has just moved in opposite his house, and follows her around. On the other hand, Vijay Gowrish’s friend Adarsh also tells him that he wants to marry Smeha. Smeha accepts Vijay Gowrish’s love, but on the other hand, she tells him that she also loves Adarsh.
When the two friends are in love without knowing that they are in love with the same woman, the truth comes out. When the two meet Smeha separately to solve this problem, the girl still answers them in a fool’s way, leaving them both in a state of love. What is the reason for him to do that? Is he really in love? Or not? ‘Kadukka’ is a realistic and humorous way to tell.
Although Vijay Gourish, who plays the hero, Adarsh, who plays his friend, and Smeha, who plays the heroine, are all newcomers, they have acted in a way that makes the characters they have played memorable to the audience.
Although he does not have the responsibility appropriate to his age, Vijay Gourish, who sees standing at the bus station as his job in search of a woman to love, has acted very naturally, keeping an innocent face, looking at the buses with longing and spending time with people older than his age.
Smeha, who plays the heroine, is as simple as the girl next door and has played a role that reflects the feelings of women.
Another hero, Adarsh, Manjunathan, who plays the heroine’s father, Manimekalai, Sudha, and others who play other roles have added strength to the storyline with their natural acting.
Music composer Kevin D’Costa’s music makes the songs hum. The background music is loud.
Cinematographer Sathish Kumar Duraikannu has depicted the characters and the storyline very realistically. The way he has depicted everything from village houses, tea shops, and bus stands, gives the viewer the experience of traveling to that village.
Editor M. Johnson Noel, although he has cut the scenes briefly, has edited them neatly to increase the humor and enjoyment.
Written and directed by S.S. Murugarasu, although he has told the realistic life of the youth in a humorous way, he has forcefully recorded the problems faced by women in it.
Although the film moves from beginning to end in a comedy about the love of two young men, the heroine who accepts their love and ends up giving them both a hard time, it ends the film by talking about an important issue that touches the hearts of the audience and earns praise.
