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Kalakalpu 2 Review



Cast: Jeeva, Jai, Mirchi Shiva, Nikki Galrani, Catherine Thressa
Music: Hip hop Thamizha
Direction: Sundar C

The one line plot of Kalakalapu 2 or any Tamil comedy films is simple and the story always involves searching of as expensive item in the wrong person’s hands. Kalakalapu (the first one) had some emotions in the story (changing the hotel) along with comedy. But Kalakalapu 2 is just about comedy.

This full length comedy story involves an ex-minister in search of his auditor, Jai in search of his ancestral house and Jeeva in search of someone. This film has a lot of characters and everyone is in search of someone/something. Sundar C has efficiently managed all the characters in a way that each character makes you laugh in at least one scene.

Even with many characters the screenplay is not gripping. It’s like a wave with one great comedy followed by a mediocre comedy. I really loved the scenes of Radha Ravi with his assistant and a chase in second half. After the comedy involving the chase, the film falls flat with great comedy.

Jeeva, Jai, Mirchi Shiva have done their part well and Shiva stands out among the three. In a comedy film one can’t expect a great character for heroines, but the glamour forced into scenes could have been avoided. The songs were shot beautifully with all possible colours on screen, but every song was break in narration.

Verdict: A usual entertaining Sundar C comedy.

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