Sakkarakatti - Senseless filmBanner: Prabhu Story, screenplay, dialogues and Direction: Kalaprabhu
Star-casts: Shanthanu, Vedhika, Ishitha, Nizhalgal Ravi, Chittibabu and many others Music: A.R.Rahman Don't know the perfect reason why debutant Kalaprabhu wanted to make a film that has nothing new in it to praise. Not even a single attribute that makes us feel this film is worth watching. Shame on the part of those so-called veterans who stated that their sons have done a spellbinding job with their debut flick 'Sakkarakatti'. Despites Bhagyaraj being one of the best screenwriters and filmmakers in the Indian film industry, it's a billion dollar question why he has to launch his son so foolishly with this sort of film? Also he assured that it would be a great fiesta of entertainment for all the audiences. Yes, indeed it was! Those multiplexes that had a great set of audiences were behaving so abnormally that they started passing on comments from scene to scene. Of course, you would enjoy those comments. For the first time we don't feel reviewing a flick for one fine reason. This isn't a professional film and looks like final year project of mass communication or visual communication students. In simple, we would say it's an immature performance by entire team other than A.R. Rahman who carries entire film on his shoulder. That doesn't mean he has enchanted everyone with his background scoring. No, single chords sounds of his style. A pudden-headed story of Yuvaraj (Shanthanu) who is soon to join the college with his four friends falls in love at first sight with Deepali (Ishita). Meanwhile, Yuvaraj's cousin girl Reema (Vedhika) too falls in love with him. Rest of the story is all about annoyance of who's going to join with one other. 'Taxi Taxi' is one such song that entertains with the sizzling dance performance by entire team. Be it dance, cinematography and music, everything is literally good for your senses. Don't know the reason why the hero keeps uttering English dialogues in an American accent. Was he born in United States or some other foreign land? Why does he pretend to be so smart? Finally, why does he imitate Shah Rukh in his gestures and style of delivering dialogues of Vijay? Was his father Bhagyaraj and Kalaipuli S Dhanu, father of Director Kalaprabhu nodding their heads when their sons presented with these underrated story? If these questions are answered, then you can watch Sakkarakatti. Even after reading this review, you're so adamant about watching it, we have an option for you…. http://tamilmoviesongs.blog.co.in/2008/09/27/sakkarakatti-review/ -- regards, Vithur ARR in my Heart; His Music in my Blood;
