An excellent emotional journey
Kattil
– Review
A family tries to sell their ancestral house after most of them get settled in foreign countries.
Hero Ganeshbabu stays in the house along with his wife and mother. Ganesh Babu and his mother are not interested in selling the house.
However, the hero’s brother and sister are determined to sell the house and use the money to do business. With no other option, they agree to sell the house.
Those who come to buy the house are also interested in the bed which is in the house.
But Ganeshbabu and his mother are adamant on not selling the bed. Ganeshbabu decides to buy a new house before selling the old one and take the bed there.
Was Ganeshbabu successful in achieving what he wanted forms the rest of the story.
The movie has a simple storyline, but the way in which it is narrated is what makes it interesting.
Though the entire story revolves around the bed and its shifting, the subplots involving Semmalar Annam and Srushti Dange are quite impressive.
As a director Ganeshbabu has done a wonderful job in presenting the movie in a realistic manner.
He has used the plot in an effective manner to bring out the human emotions.
Ganeshbabu has also appeared in three different getups in the movie. Each one of them is unique and he has portrayed them in a convincing manner.
Srushti Dange has got a meaty role and she has made full use of her potential. She has carried an emotional character with ease.
Rest of the cast including Indra Soundararajan, Geetha Kailasam and Master Nitish Kumar have all done their part well.
Music by Srikant Deva is soulful. Cinematography by Wide angle Ravishankaran is good. Rest of the technical aspects are impressive as well.