A thoughtfully-written script packed with honest emotions, plenty of humour, potent dialogues and excellent performances make Kayal worth a watch.

Kayal is a technically well-made film, which was equally backed up by some awesome performances. A hat trick for Prabhu Solomon.

On the whole, it is a technically magnificent and emotionally wrenching experience.

Well, the movie got loads of positives and it is watchable for sure, but it also makes the viewer think, how long will Prabhu Solomon takes the same route to achieve success? There isn’t a big difference between, Suruli (Mynaa), Bomman (Kumki), and Aaron (Kayal). And, anyone can switch their avatars and the audience will not be disappointed because of the similarities they carry.

With an excellent first half and a slightly melodramatic second half Kayal is a breezy watch and surely another winner from Prabhu Solomon.

Toting up, Prabhu Solomon’s Kayal is a beautiful love story complemented by amazing visuals, exemplary music, some great performances and a greater writing….