Kaatera

After watching Roberrt, i became a fan of Tharun Sudhir. Before that, i thought Tharun was yet run of the mill mass director of sandalwood, but Roberrt changed my perspective of him.

Coming to Kaatera, from the beginning till the end, it was just non-stop entertainment for me. Personally i watch too many English films, so have set a high standard for myself, to not tolerate cliche crap we see in indian films. I was waiting to get bored somewhere in the middle or get angry with something or other, but surprisingly, the whole movie went smoothly for me.

Darshan has done an amazing job. The director has extracted excellent acting from all the actors. Production values by Rockline are great. The graphics are commendable. Fights have come out very well. I recommend this film to anyone who wants great entertainment.

Kaatera being a Non PAN Indian Movie could prove everything. Simple content of a former but beautifully portrayed by Tharun Sudhir. Of course without farmers we are nothing. Formers grow God(Rice, Wheat, Ragi etc) and the only power to grow God is with Farmers is a concept which went through the hearts of Kannadigas. Perfection I would say!

Coming to each department, Everyone have done their acting as per the requirement and content. The movie is clearly made for the audience who search for content. These kind of movies which uplift the formers strength should be made these ways. As they call out in Karnataka "Jai D Boss".

This movie got a lot of hype for no reason.

I started watching it on the hype and stopped it in between.

The story is really boring and the caste discrimination and derogatory dialogues are apparent.

The lead actor does not have any acting skills just exaggerated fighting scenes.

Most scenes are very obvious and one can anticipate what is coming in the story.

The music and cinematography are average.

Overall, I do not suggest to watch this movie because I stopped watching halfway through it.

The movie actors and producers should spend some more money on better music, cinematography and acting skills.

Kaatera is more than just a movie; it's a journey through history. Set against the backdrop of 1970s India, this film delves deep into the caste system and the struggles of the oppressed.

Storyline: The movie revolves around Kaatera, a blacksmith who fights against the oppressive feudal system and caste-based discrimination prevalent in rural India during that time. His life becomes a symbol of resistance and a beacon of hope for the marginalized.

Why You Should Watch It: * Historical Context: The film provides a vivid portrayal of a significant period in Indian history, shedding light on the societal issues and struggles faced by the common people.

* Powerful Performances: The lead actor delivers a stellar performance, capturing the complexities and emotions of a man fighting against injustice.

* Social Commentary: The movie is more than just entertainment; it's a powerful social commentary that challenges the caste system and calls for equality.

* Action-Packed: For those who enjoy action-packed sequences, the film delivers with well-choreographed fight scenes.

Minor Shortcomings: * Predictable Plot: While the overall narrative is engaging, some parts of the plot might be predictable for seasoned cinema-goers.

* Overuse of Background Music: The background score, while effective in some parts, can be overwhelming at times.

Overall Rating: I would rate this movie 6 out of 10. It's a must-watch for those who appreciate historical dramas and films with a strong social message.

Final Thoughts: "Kaatera" is more than just a movie; it's a testament to the human spirit. It's a story of courage, resilience, and the fight for justice. If you're looking for a film that will stay with you long after the credits roll, "Kaatera" is definitely worth watching.

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A very lengthier movie, gets patience tested. But a good storyline, entertaining, worth one time watch. Story revolves around a 1970 set up centered around land reforms act, casteism, untouchability. For the first time ever, I liked Darshan's screen presence as an actor. Aradhan though first film, has got a role of lots of weightage. Side actors have justifying characters too. But yet doesn't match so much hype that was created around this movie though storyline is definitely good. Available in Zee5 app. My ratings 6.5/10!

A very lengthier movie, gets patience tested. But a good storyline, entertaining, worth one time watch. Story revolves around a 1970 set up centered around land reforms act, casteism, untouchability. For the first time ever, I liked Darshan's screen presence as an actor. Aradhan though first film, has got a role of lots of weightage. Side actors have justifying characters too. But yet doesn't match so much hype that was created around this movie though storyline is definitely good. Available in Zee5 app. My ratings 6.5/10!