Koogle Kuttappa

I don't know if it's a remake of Malayalam film but definitely not something interesting to watch unless you have no expectations.

Yogi babu's comedy scenes are the ones that kinda carry the film to a certain extent and some of the bot scenes were watchable and some of the protagonist emotional sequences were okayish, otherwise, this film is just below average and doesn't get you engaged in any way but still, this was a kinda different one as well so definitely watchable for them who's seeking out new/different content.

Koogle Kuttappa was fun, it reminded us of the hilarious moments we had when watching the Mollywood version.

With any remake, you want to see new items brought to the table; in the case of Koogle Kuttappa, there was not much variance, unfortunately

DELICIOUS

---Subramini sold the story for us :D He was terrific! From his peculiar walk (due to his feet's infirmity) to his constant sarcasm, we were laughing all the way.

He had great chemistry with Kuttappa, the robotic home nurse, and we enjoyed their dance choreography

-We liked the Tamil flavor infused into Koogle Kuttappa, in terms of the different scenery and occupations of some of the characters compared to the Mollywood version

-Kuttappa was designed so well that it looked like a teddy bear rather than a robot :) A very cuddly fellow

BLAND

---The beginning scenes would have stopped us from watching the movie had we not already known the story: The part shot in Germany was badly affected by inadequate dubbing, acting, and logic.

Then switching to the scene in Tamil Nadu, it was noisy due to the cheesy dialogues from Uncle (Yogi Babu) and his young friend (Poovaiyar)

-Aadhi and Tharani were, surprisingly, not convincing. It even seemed like they were uncomfortable in front of the camera to the point that their romance appeared unnatural

-As stated earlier, we hoped Koogle Kuttappa could have brought a little extra from the original version such as additional layers to the plot or a contrasting interpretation of artificial intelligence.

Ravikumar sir acting is splendid. Emotions of an oldman who left alone in home is portrayed well. Climax scene made us emotional.

Attachment towards devices should be less. If we handle devices in a useful way, it will add values. Message portrayed well.

Well delivered.

Congratulations to the crew.