Kadaseela Biriyani

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.

Some movies though experimental have great justification in terms of making and writing. In this movie, the characters dont have a proper name and there is no reason for the same. Its the same road and forest scenes throughout the movie. And, the illogical nature of the 3 leads does not evoke laughter (or) any emotion. Okay if you like experimental movies!!

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

Good thriller for one time watch, Nice location, forest backdrops, kind of end of seat story, over all the acting was also good, Not a family watch because of violence, but overall good thriller.

Kadaseela Biriyani is a film which is a new attempt for Tamil Cinema, which shows that a revenge drama can also be narrated in this kinda way. The performances of Hakkim Shah, Vasanth Selvam,Vijay Ram And Dinesh Mani are childish,witty,silly and comic.

A well structured screenplay packed with dark comedy and violence which makes you laugh at comic scenes and keep you hooked at some rage and violent scenes. The interval block will make you laugh hard that you can't stop laughing. I laughed out loud and some people at the theatre turned and see me. Dialogues were good. The characterization of all actors were constructed really well. The film runs in the voice over of Vijay Sethupathi ,who also plays a unexpected cameo role and also comes in a climateric scene, which puts the audience into awe. The cinematography was very very good,especially wide and top angle shots. For every sequence or some scenes, a particular color tone is maintained and that also looks quaint. Sound designing at it's best that you could even hear very minute sounds if you watch it in the theatre. Music was composed in a different way which is also appreciated. Excellent direction by director Nishanth Kalidindi, which deserves appreciation. On a whole, a great and new attempt in Tamil Cinema which came out really well. Another request which is please support these kinda films and not cliches, and if you support these kind of independent films,you can see a brighter future in Tamil Cinema.