Coucou

What a fantastic movie.. there is no words to describe this live story...love dis film..i watched almost 30 times

Just terrific acting by Attakathi Dinesh and very good performance by Malvika Nair. Directorial debut by Raju Murugan along with a small role has created a masterpiece. Very effective storytelling and editing, however we wish the movie could have been shortened just a little bit in second half.

Use of comedy is just brilliant for the theme. His use of a huge number of blind actors is very effective which mage me wonder if actor Attakathi Dinesh was really blind. Malavika Nair has performed exceptionally well. Use of some old Ilayaraja's soundtrack is a plus. Though a tear jerker the movie will leave a lasting impression.

A must watch !!!

Cuckoo is a heartwarming love story between two visually challenged individuals that keeps you totally engrossed with its brilliant performances, sensational music and stunning visuals, definitely a must watch.

Both the male and female leads delivered stellar performances that were nothing short of breathtaking. Their acting reached unparalleled heights, showcasing a level of talent that truly captivated the audience. The storyline was equally remarkable, woven with such finesse and depth that it left an indelible mark on our hearts.

I wholeheartedly urge everyone to watch this masterpiece-a true feel-good film that resonates on so many levels. From the nuances of their dialogue delivery to the authentic portrayal of emotions, every element was crafted with meticulous care, making the experience profoundly realistic.

A huge round of applause and heartfelt gratitude to 'Cuckoo' for gifting the Tamil audience such an extraordinary cinematic gem.

Cuckoo(2014) Review: Finally watched cuckoo after the excitement and expectation created through the trailer. Here is my view on the movie: The story is about two visually challenged people falling in love and their struggle. The plot also showcases the normal living style of those people like their normal dailies and routine. So in that way this seems to be attractive and refreshing concept for Tamil cinema.

Strength: Performances by both leads. Though the lead actor male has strained a lot to fit the role and has justified it, but towards the end of the movie his character goes too melodramatic and becomes cinematic. On contrast were as the female lead remains stable from the starting to the ending so definitely Malavika Nair did a splendid job and really makes us doubt that it is her debut movie. Then music by Santhosh kumar was sensational particularly the nos like "Aagasatha" " Manasula surakathu" and "Kodaiyila".

Weakness: To say the screenplay was so slow and certain areas in the movie we feel its repetitions of scenes. So it goes so long more like a Tele-film and art movies type. So it lacks grip on the tale. Fails to create hard hitting feeling like "Deiva thirumagal" or of "Mozhi" or "Anjali" . Some logic holes in the plot like to mention one in the climax scene were heroine senses the hero after a long time gap but failed to sense him when he was right next to her.

Overall I would say 4.5/5 for performances, music and concept of True blind love, 2.5/5 for the screenplay. -Reviewed by Sivakumar Balachandran)