- Karthi
- Art Direction
- Fantasy
- Screenplay
- Editing
- Music
- Background score
Bottom Line: Barring excessive length, this is a highly entertaining fantasy venture.
Story
Kashmora (Karthi) is a smakk time crook who pretends as if he got some special powers and he also makes the world to believe that he can talk to ghosts. At one stage he even cheats Minister and loots a ransom. When he decides to flee with that ransom, he gets struck in a haunted bungalow which is guarded by real ghosts. Sri Divya who wants to complete her thesis also comes to that bungalow. Why the ghost gathered Karthi and his family into that bungalow ? What Sri Divya has to do with it ? All answers are told in big screen.
Star Performance
Karthi as Kashmora and Raj Nayak excels. He clearly shows the difference between two roles. As a petty thief who cheats he reminds us 'Siruthai' Rocket Raja character. As ruthless evil warlord, he scores even more. The way he has been shown as womanizer was portrayed beautifully without much vulgarity. Nayantara just appears for 20 minutes. She shows her glamour in one song and also does a sword fight in that short stay. She's so gorgeous than Sri Divya. Sri Divya doesn't have much to offer. She hardly appears on screen. Vivek as Karthi's father evokes laughter. Rest of the cast has done justice to their roles.
Techinical Team
Director Gokul who is just 2 movies old has taken a fantasy element oven with current trend of horror and comedy. He infact gets success in narrating such a screenplay. However, the main drawback is the length of the movie. Editing should have been better. Om Prakash cinematography was splendid and fabulous. Especially the war sequence deserves special mention. Music is a big let down. Background score is so pathetic. These kind of movies deserve better musical score. Art direction and the way Karthi has been styled is just mind blowing. Visual effects for a medium budget movie is so good. However, these days considering movies like 'Baahubali' it has to be at least close to that.
Analysis
'Kaashmora' is definitely a different subject from routine commercial masalas. Director Gokul has done a good job in mixing comedy and horror altogether. Fantasy element is a bit too much in the climax. Nayantara is so good in her cameo and the sudden appearance in climax looks so artificial. Editing should have been lot better in this movie. Music is also below par. Barring the length and music, the movie is definitely an entertaining venture.
Cast & Crew
- Star Cast : Karthi, Nayantara, Sri Divya
- Producer : S R Prakashbabu, S R Prabhu
- Director : Gokul
- Music : Santhosh Narayanan
- Released on: 28-08-2016
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