Kadhal Kadhai 2009

Kadhal Kadhai is a 2009 Indian Tamil romance, costume drama film released on Jul 17, 2009. The film is directed by Velu Prabhakaran, produced by J Satish Kumar under banner named J S K Film Corporation.
The movie is about the difficulties that Velu Prabhakaran suffers in making a movie about lust as a major force in all our lives, caused by the sexual suppression in our country. It is the story of three women, all victims of lust, losing out on 'morality' as they comply with the sexual urges of their lover/ boy friend or extra marital love. As if sex isn't tricky enough a topic to handle, the caste difference factor is woven in, making things seem unbelievably boring. We're not going to talk about the technicians in the movie because they don't seem to have done any work at all. To its credit, the film does have a story to boast of, and at times, Velu Prabhakaran's monologues do strike a chord. But acting is at such an all-time low in the movie, that you think even the actors were unhappy at doing the film. What convinced Illayaraja to be part of a film like this? But he makes his presence felt only in the title card. The film takes a highly moral stance against exploitation of a woman's physique. But sadly, the movie is full of the exploitation of not one, but three women.
The movie is about the difficulties that Velu Prabhakaran suffers in making a movie about lust as a major force in all our lives, caused by the sexual suppression in our country. It is the story of three women, all victims of lust, losing out on 'morality' as they comply with the sexual urges of their lover/ boy friend or extra marital love. As if sex isn't tricky enough a topic to handle, the caste difference factor is woven in, making things seem unbelievably boring. We're not going to talk about the technicians in the movie because they don't seem to have done any work at all. To its credit, the film does have a story to boast of, and at times, Velu Prabhakaran's monologues do strike a chord. But acting is at such an all-time low in the movie, that you think even the actors were unhappy at doing the film. What convinced Illayaraja to be part of a film like this? But he makes his presence felt only in the title card. The film takes a highly moral stance against exploitation of a woman's physique. But sadly, the movie is full of the exploitation of not one, but three women.
The movie is about the difficulties that Velu Prabhakaran suffers in making a movie about lust as a major force in all our lives, caused by the sexual suppression in our country. It is the story of three women, all victims of lust, losing out on 'morality' as they comply with the sexual urges of their lover/ boy friend or extra marital love. As if sex isn't tricky enough a topic to handle, the caste difference factor is woven in, making things seem unbelievably boring. We're not going to talk about the technicians in the movie because they don't seem to have done any work at all. To its credit, the film does have a story to boast of, and at times, Velu Prabhakaran's monologues do strike a chord. But acting is at such an all-time low in the movie, that you think even the actors were unhappy at doing the film. What convinced Illayaraja to be part of a film like this? But he makes his presence felt only in the title card. The film takes a highly moral stance against exploitation of a woman's physique. But sadly, the movie is full of the exploitation of not one, but three women.
The movie is about the difficulties that Velu Prabhakaran suffers in making a movie about lust as a major force in all our lives, caused by the sexual suppression in our country. It is the story of three women, all victims of lust, losing out on 'morality' as they comply with the sexual urges of their lover/ boy friend or extra marital love. As if sex isn't tricky enough a topic to handle, the caste difference factor is woven in, making things seem unbelievably boring. We're not going to talk about the technicians in the movie because they don't seem to have done any work at all. To its credit, the film does have a story to boast of, and at times, Velu Prabhakaran's monologues do strike a chord. But acting is at such an all-time low in the movie, that you think even the actors were unhappy at doing the film. What convinced Illayaraja to be part of a film like this? But he makes his presence felt only in the title card. The film takes a highly moral stance against exploitation of a woman's physique. But sadly, the movie is full of the exploitation of not one, but three women. Check out this page for more updates on Kadhal Kadhai.