Kanaa

On Great social topic. Beautifully Presented, Great Story & Direction, no masala, relatable, emotional touch, good acting. Worth Watching!

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An entertaining movie, really well made. Great performance from all the lead actors, especially Aishwarya Rajesh.

With better editing it would be a great movie, gets bogged down a bit at times.

Liked the way it deftly manages into weave multiple social messages into the narrative. Very nuanced treatment, gets a lot of details clear. Many memorable scenes which leave a lasting impact.

Kanaa is a film which gets best out of her. She has been perfect choice and impressed so many people with her performance. Satya Raj is so special all through the film and her relationship with his daughter is so lovable to watch. Especially childhood characters are the strong enough for rapid first half... Siva done his best to continue the another half ... A. Rajesh have proven once again that she can deliver more than top heroine's in Tamil industry... Finally movie's is for cricket and women's motivation not sure why director decided to change the scope towards agri and farmers... However granted to have tears in climax...

"Kanaa" (dream) Tamil movie. This is the story of Kawsallya, the village belle, her teammates call her Kausi. Murukeshan, the farmer, Kausi's father ... his obsession with cricket and inspiring his daughter to be a world class cricketer... is the theme of the movie. Reminded of "1983" the Malayalam movie based of cricket ... in 1983 that father inspired his son to be a good cricketer and get selected to the team, here ... this father takes the story further ahead. Very inspiring sports-drama, told in a thrilling manner. Father-daughter relationship depicted against the village background, theirs problems ... how orthodox villagers fail to accept a female cricketer, lack of practice grounds and facilities, stigma of playing cricket with boys, the national cricket board hurdles, their North Indian lobby, politics.... God.... the canvas is huge. Well captured pictures to give excellent cricket shots, to give a vivid picture. Hats off to camera work. Music is handled with care, the first song sung by Aaradana Shivakarthikeyan is catchy and elevated the pitch of the movie. Even though, story strayed off from the mainstream with unwanted repeated sentiments, the Director held his ground with the audience, well. The cherry on the cake, is the strong social message about agriculture and the urgent need for more social support for it. This is addressed well in this presentation.

8 on 10 for this 190 minutes of cricket drama. Aiswarya Rajesh proved once again, she's a mature heroine. Shivakarthikeyan deserves a salute for selecting such a unique plot and infusing mass thrilling moments and making a 'female-centric' project ... a grand success.

Kanaa follows the journey of Kousalya (Kousi), a young woman from a rural village who dreams of representing India in women's cricket. Inspired by her father's passion for the sport, she faces numerous challenges, including societal norms, gender biases, and familial expectations. Parallelly, the film delves into the struggles of her father, Murugesan, a farmer grappling with financial hardships and the declining state of agriculture. The narrative intertwines Kousi's aspirations with her father's plight, highlighting themes of perseverance, empowerment, and the importance of family support.

Aishwarya Rajesh delivers a nuanced performance as Kousalya, capturing the character's determination and vulnerability.