Kamali from Nadukkaveri

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Very great motivational film for girls. Great appreciation to the director for his film making and his fabulous script. Kayal Ananthi stole the entire show with her dynamic performance. Perfectly crafted. Outstanding Cinematography with eye-catching visuals on both city and village areas. Everyone have given their extraordinary work. Standing ovation to the entire team of Kamali from Nadukaveri. Very very good product. An identity to Tamil Cinema..

Very very very good movie.. Don't miss to watch in theatres!

In this globalized world dominated by technology, how does an innocent girl from the middle of nowhere in Tamil Nadu find her place under the sun? Entertainment is not always synonymous with a complicated plot. The journey of empowerment of a middle class girl, rooted in local family and cultural traditions, negotiating her fulfillment through swathes of uncertainty (i.e., areas of knowledge, English and city life) is definitely worth the ride. Can one attempt IIT to find the prince of one's heart? It was said that Kate Middleton had a poster of Prince Williams in her boarding school dormitory before she actually met him at St. Andrew's university. What metamorphosis does the home-made Cinderella undergo when her fantasy gets transmuted into aspiration?

Apart from the treatment of gender discrimination in education, what makes this movie memorable is the certainly the music (the lyrics, the composition and the voices of all the four songs are pleasant and sophisticated and blend seamlessly into the story). The reference to Thiru Valluvar's kural extolling effort is redolent of the soil. The "mise en abyme" of the power of images through the incorporation of television reporting is subtle.

The inter IIT quiz at the end is a bit longish and the heroine calling her grandmother Kizhavi is somewhat jarring for Tamil speakers. Otherwise, the cast, the cinematography as well as the editing are perfect. After Oru Thalai Ragam, a successful campus movie and a welcome relief from violence.

One among most underrated movie of 2021, i think. Must watch.

A movie like this makes me to get back to watching the Tamil films. That's what I like in the Indian cinema, the Parallel cinema. In the recent time, this kinda of films ruling with the better recognition. So for me, it was the best find among those.

Nothing wrong to call it the Indian version of the 2015 Japanese film, 'Flying Colours'. This story focused even more on its depth. More importantly, it was more Indian, with how narration panned out and transition of the each level of the story progress.

Very motivational film. A must see by the students. The story divides into scenario, where the first half was set in the backdrop of a rural, while the remaining were in contrast to that. The end was good. With some edge nerve moment.

I liked the cast and their performances. The script and the music too. The only drawback was from the technical aspect of the film, the typical Tamil movie style sound editing which drowned the realistic touch of the storytelling. Otherwise, or it won't bother once you are into the story and the characters.

I already recommended it to a few people I know. So far one of the best films from the year 2021. I hope it will get recognised to the wide stream of audience all across the globe.

10/10.