Kadaisi Ulaga Por

Hip Hop Tamizha and their team did a great job with the film. It's not a high-budget movie, but they made it really impressive. In the first 30 minutes, they set up the story, and then the movie picks up pace, ending with a strong moment at the interval. The director knows what the audience wants because he created memorable scenes in the second half, every 30 minutes.

There are some writing flaws in the both first half and second half, but the overall making of the film is good. I didn't notice any big problems because the screenplay was very engaging, keeping me focused on the film. Personally, I love the movie, and it's great to watch with your family.

This movie is about a fictional Third World war where the UN is overthrown and how India and especially Tamil Nadu go through this crisis. The movie covers the political parties' actions in the crisis, a love story, and the rebellion of people against oppressors, etc.

The storyline was promising and intriguing enough to make me watch this movie. The movie starts well by setting the world's countries to dismiss the UN and form an alliance to colonise the whole world. The political parties were also set good as the conflict and differences were set good between them. The character Natarajan was written well for the first half of the movie as the characters plan, handle, and manipulate, and the character justifies as it claims as "King Maker.".

The characters, except Natarajan, were not handed or written well enough in the movie. Even the hero has no conflicts that can bring him down. Every conflict the hero faces is handled easily by him like it's nothing. The mastermind villain is not threatening at all, as the actor in that role couldn't pull off the role to convince me to admire him as a villain. The love story is also not relatable to me, as it feels like it was just added to give the hero a love interest. The climax was set up conveniently for the hero to win the battle and save the day, as it creates no curiosity about what will happen as the people start to rebel against the oppressors.

The actors did a decent job in their roles. Hip Hop Thamizha Aadhi gave a decent movie as he wrote, directed, produced, composed, and acted in this movie. It could have been better if he had collaborated with some other writers to strengthen the story. The songs and music were decent also. The sequel tease was unnecessary, in my opinion.

In conclusion, it is a decent watch for me. If you are interested in a futuristic war movie or wish to watch this movie, then watch it. Other than that, I wouldn't suggest this.

Really good movie with great direction and best screenplay a best movie for adhi anna after P. T Sir. Natraj smashed his character his acting was pacca mass. His acting was great than maharaja all did well and the vfx working by jeeva is very good at this 15 crore budget but the vfx for G. O. A. T was like snapchat filters but here they rocked it must watch n theatre pls all go and watch support adhi anna. He talked and played about the tamil nadu and worlds politics it was real and true. Adhi anna is the real indian cinema G. O. A. T the next super star, thalapathy or thala is adhi anna only let's support him.

Kadaisi ulaga por amazed in certain ways like it's making with limited budget and it's core idea and it's ideology made into a good screenplay and decent background score. Aadhi comes up with a great bunch of actors who has done their characters neat. Natarajan has done a fantabulous job. The main fon is the film loses its grip at some points in the first half but the second half is filled with action,emotions that connects with us easily. Aadhi succeeds in his direction part and the final song that's used makes the scene a bit more elevated and felt good.

And most importantly it has amazing VFX and CGI works.

Kadaisi Ulaga Por impresses on many fronts, especially given its limited budget. The central concept and ideology are effectively translated into a well written screenplay, complemented by a strong background score. Aadhi leads a skilled cast, all of whom deliver their performances with precision, with Natarajan particularly shining in a standout role.

The second half with intense action sequences and emotional moments that deeply connect with the audience. Aadhi's direction truly excels, and the final song enhances the climax, adding a satisfying emotional depth to the conclusion.

The VFX, though not overly intricate, are a major highlight. They are executed flawlessly and seamlessly integrated into the film, enhancing the overall experience an impressive achievement considering the budget limitations.

The post credits scene, however, feels somewhat disconnected from the main storyline. Yet, there's hope that it will lead to an intriguing new direction and a strong story in the future.