Kanaa

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.

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.

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

Support the Good Content, these kind of tonnes of Underrated unexplored Regional Content already there in our Country. Remains ignored bcoz of people's Ignorance.

A wonderful movie, fantastic performances, good pace and a strong message. All the child artists, acted brilliantly. Some cliched substances sprinkled for entertainment.

As I already mentioned in the title - this is another level cricket film that also gives you some social messages about our Indian society. All I can say is - watch this film because of its mind blowing strong plot and brilliant acting by the artistes.