Kadaseela Biriyani

Kadaseela Biriyani is not your average Tamil movie and may not appeal to all. To surmise, within every simple man lies a beast and within every beast lives a simple man. The movie (teaser) poster is rife with details of the plot and core. This is a multilayered movie that lets the viewer decipher it to their own perceptions.

The cast and crew have done a terrific job in all departments. Kudos to the director on his debut movie. When one thinks that he was roped in for a narrative voice over, Vijay Sethupathi's cameo comes in as a surprise.

A good watch if you leave behind all expectations of a traditional movie format.

Kadaseela biriyani is an unstructured, uniquely explained story in a new paradigm which contains the essential comedy, unexpected delivery and fine grained sequences.

The film Kadaseela Biriyani was a cinematic work belonging to the thriller drama genre, directed by Nishand Kalidindi.

The narrative is structured around a single day. The three siblings had devised a plan to assassinate the perpetrator of their father's murder. With the exception of the younger sibling, Chikku Pandi, the family has a history of criminality. Chikku Pandi was raised in a distant location, under the care of his father. The assassination plot against the accused ultimately fails due to the intervention of Chikku Pandi. They decided to assassinate the accused on the same day and they successfully completed of their mission. The accused's son, a psychopathic individual, seeks retribution for his father's death. Unfortunately, the elders of Chikku Pandi perished in an accident, resulting in the Chikku pandi's arrest by the police. The psychopathic individual attempts to kill him but is ultimately unsuccessful.

The script is well-written and adheres to a coherent narrative structure. The visual elements are also effectively integrated into the story. All performances are noteworthy, particularly that of Hakeem Shahjahan, who plays the role of the psychopathic character. His performance is particularly noteworthy for its ability to engage in the scenes. The film's hallmark elements contribute to its overall recommendation.

A well made movie . Story was simple , but narration was very well handled in unique way , which made film more interesting . Two sub genre in single movie , first half was a revenge thriller and second half a survival thriller . First half was better than second half . Few dark humor worked well . Characterisation in movie was very well designed , eventhough most of the character had less screentime , they well Potrayed it . Cast done their job very well . Technical team done a great job , cinematography , editing , BGM and sound effects were topnotch . I felt bit disappointing the way they ended and there were few lip syncing issues . There was a surprise cameo at end . Overall a good movie , which deserves to be watch it on big screen , don't miss it , must watch . Most of the cinphiles gonna love it .

( HD vantha kapram underrated , audience not supporting puluthama "mudinja" theater la poi support pana parungha )

Kadaseela Biriyani is directed by a debut but it doesn't look like one. It is a well made film with beautiful visuals, good music and an interesting premise. The problem is, the director's intentions get lost in the middle and the plot becomes a mess once things starts go out of hands for the protagonist. The antagonist 's portrayal and his actions were initially brutal. But later on, I felt that the director just wanted to create a killing machine just for the sake of cinematic liberty. By the end of the movie , I felt that he's a cheap iteration of Anton Chigurh. The third act is a total mess. Wanted to give a 7.5 but for a debut movie, the director deserves a 8.