Kee Moo 2008

Kee Moo is a 2008 Indian Tamil romance film released on Sep 05, 2008. The film is directed by A Majid. Saravanan(Hasan) works as a delivery boy at a meat stall. Ramya(Sarika), who is irritated by him for no particular reason, taunts him initially and then professes love for him, only to send him on a wild goose chase. But chastised by his words, she really falls for him. When her dad Bhavani(Saranraj), a powerful dada, learns about her romance, he's not happy, which prompts Ramya to elope with Saravanan. The rich girl-poor boy romance has formed the basis for several Tamil films over the years and many of these films have managed to add something new to the familar story and seem fresh. So another film based on the story is not surprising. What is surprising though is how closely Kee. Mu. resembles Kaadhal, which, because of impact it had on us, is still fresh in our minds. From the realistic atmosphere to the characterization of its young leads to the general direction of the screenplay after they go on the run, every aspect of the film reminds us of the earlier film. Since emotions are always diluted the second time around, none of those aspects are as effective as they were in Kaadhal. For an emotional film that obviously hopes to touch our hearts, that lack of effectiveness is pretty damaging.
Saravanan(Hasan) works as a delivery boy at a meat stall. Ramya(Sarika), who is irritated by him for no particular reason, taunts him initially and then professes love for him, only to send him on a wild goose chase. But chastised by his words, she really falls for him. When her dad Bhavani(Saranraj), a powerful dada, learns about her romance, he's not happy, which prompts Ramya to elope with Saravanan. The rich girl-poor boy romance has formed the basis for several Tamil films over the years and many of these films have managed to add something new to the familar story and seem fresh. So another film based on the story is not surprising. What is surprising though is how closely Kee. Mu. resembles Kaadhal, which, because of impact it had on us, is still fresh in our minds. From the realistic atmosphere to the characterization of its young leads to the general direction of the screenplay after they go on the run, every aspect of the film reminds us of the earlier film. Since emotions are always diluted the second time around, none of those aspects are as effective as they were in Kaadhal. For an emotional film that obviously hopes to touch our hearts, that lack of effectiveness is pretty damaging.
Saravanan(Hasan) works as a delivery boy at a meat stall. Ramya(Sarika), who is irritated by him for no particular reason, taunts him initially and then professes love for him, only to send him on a wild goose chase. But chastised by his words, she really falls for him. When her dad Bhavani(Saranraj), a powerful dada, learns about her romance, he's not happy, which prompts Ramya to elope with Saravanan. The rich girl-poor boy romance has formed the basis for several Tamil films over the years and many of these films have managed to add something new to the familar story and seem fresh. So another film based on the story is not surprising. What is surprising though is how closely Kee. Mu. resembles Kaadhal, which, because of impact it had on us, is still fresh in our minds. From the realistic atmosphere to the characterization of its young leads to the general direction of the screenplay after they go on the run, every aspect of the film reminds us of the earlier film. Since emotions are always diluted the second time around, none of those aspects are as effective as they were in Kaadhal. For an emotional film that obviously hopes to touch our hearts, that lack of effectiveness is pretty damaging. Check out this page for more updates on Kee Moo.