Film Review: Kabali
Date: July 22 2016
Director: Pa Ranjith
Cast: Rajnikanth, Winston Chow, Radhika
Aapte
Rating: whatever box-office determines
Time
has stopped still for Rajnikanth since he started acting in films because in Kabali he is still the dreaded gangster
serving a long imprisonment in Malaysian jail. When he is finally set free, Kabali
has to look for his estranged family but before that he has to settle scores with
old enemies who turned his life upside down.
In
the next hour and half, bullets fire in the air and blood flows like a valley
like it did in his films of the70s, the 80s, the 90s and the 2000 in that sense
time has stood still for the superstar. He still wears sqeaky shinning shoes
and walks erect with his collars up. He still flops on the sofa his arms
stretched and one leg resting on the other and he still throws his goggles in
the air and whistles.
Some
things have changed undoubtedly, this time he wears salt pepper hair and does
not gyrate with his beloved but gets emotioal with his wife Radhika Aapte.
Traveling
three locations Malaysia – Thailand and TamilNadu and sprinkled in three
dialects Kabali is strictly for Rajni
sir fans only.
No
point of rating the film because the superstar lives by his own rules.
@bhawanasomaaya
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