Kanguva

One cannot help but feel a pang of sadness for Suriya who gives it his all, only for it to be floundered on a middling story that's inspired from a

Kanguva is surely one of the weakest movies to come out of Suriya's filmography over the years. The predictable and over-the-top screenplay which was coupled with the poor execution makes the film hard to watch.

Suriya impresses in a period fantasy that's confused and convoluted.

Kanguva has a superb performance but suffers due to weak direction.

The performances of its lead stars fails to light up this big-budget offering that's more of a lost opportunity

Shoddy CGI, lacklustre editing, and amateurish dialogue do no justice to the movie, where you see Suriya return to his usual form.

Kanguva showcases impressive technical aspects but struggles with excessive violence and inconsistent writing. Suriya's superb performance is let down by weak writing and narration.

Kanguva becomes a textbook example of how a riveting tale can get lost in translation due to shoddy making. While Suriya stands tall with his dominating screen presence, the film banks too much on its period portions and offers very little to enjoy at the present.