Kottukkaali

Amazing storytelling

Spoiler : I believe at the end soori seems hesitant because he didn't want Anna ben's character to go through such 'inappropriate touching' by that

I still think our audiences are yet to mature to witness these kinds of films ( Reminded me an interview of Satyajit Ray). A film which completely relies on exposition,

Many Layers, Caste, Male chauvinism, Respect, Adament, Moodanambikai etc all are related & measured understanding through Scenes 👌🏻 Vinothraj shots conveys many emotions, Soori

Terrific unique experience of a road movie of a family where the men and women are scarily patriarchal,misogynistic. It’s from a truly original director laying a path for himself

A gritty, grounded take with some standout moments but misses the mark in pacing and depth. The film holds a solid visual style and intriguing characters, though it could’ve dived

Kottukaani" is a film about a maternal uncle returning from abroad to marry his niece, only to discover that she is adamantly in love with and determined to marry a man from an

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Not a Koozhangal.

Anna Ben is Meena, Soori Muthuchamy is Pandi. The two are betrothed to each other, we are told for a while, but something seems to have gone wrong, and the marriage cannot

Kottukkaali might be based on true incident film but couldn’t understand the climax. 90+ mins is too much for this kinda story. Not in my good books.

Kottukkaali is a smartly edited and conceptually crafted thriller which talks about issues prevalent in Indian society. It is powered by excellent performances from Soori and Anna

Kottukkali may seem like a visually pleasing road movie at first glance, but as you dig deeper, you find yourself gripped by the suffocating forces of patriarchy. The story of a

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A unique experience which deals with feminism, toxic male masculinity, casteism and nature! Each and everyone comes inside the frame lived as the character. Love you Vinoth Raj!

Kottukkaali (dir: P.S. Vinothraj) is a film that leaves you shaken in multiple ways. A road trip film like no other, it follows a family along with their daughter Meena and future

The horn from a silent girl.

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PS Vinothraj, the man again came with a camera and some people to tell his story, politics and left us in the middle of the journey to think independently. After 'Koozhangal', I'm

Never seen a road trip movie filled with such human emotional horrors, sorrow, rage and stubbornness. But only this road trip is a journey to kill that woman's happiness, her