Tale of two villages
Choo Mandrakaali
– Review
The story revolves around two villages. In one village people are all cousins and resort to black magic to bring down each other.
Women from the neighbouring village do not get pregnant due to a curse. Karthikeyan Velu belongs to the first village and tries to reform the people there.
So he goes to the neighbouring village to bring a woman who knows magic to save his villagers. Did he succeed in his quest or not form the rest of the story.
Though this is his debut flick, Karthiekyan Velu has delivered a good performance. Sanjana is a girl who knows magic and does her job well.
People of the village have acted in the supporting roles. Director Eeswar Kottravai has banked on humour in the first half and has handled the newcomers efficiently.
The movie’s flow is not hindered anywhere. Songs by Sathish Raghunathan are good. BMG by Navid Murugan is adequate. Mohammed Farhan’s cinematography is good.
Rating 3.5/5
