Cast: Vijay, Trisha, Malavika, Suman, Ashish Vidyarthi, Vivek and others Director:Dharani Producer:Udayanidhi Stalin Music:Vidyasagar Date Of Release: May 03, 2008
'Kuruvi' is directed by Dharani. The film casts Vijay, Trisha in the lead.It it is Produced by
Udayanidhi Stalin. A good music is presented by Vidyasagar and released on Red Giant Entertainment's
Banner. The whole team of this film worked to give good entertainment.
The story begins with the happy go lucky Vetrivel (Vijay) and his best pal Ops (Vivek) who take life as
it comes. However, Vetrivel is in for a surprise when he is asked to vacate the house they are staying
and on further enquiry, he gets to know that his father (Manivannan) has been running into debts and has
given a cheque that has bounced. Assuming that his father must have gone undercover due to the financial
mess, Vetrivel and Ops go to Malaysia to locate the person who has signed the cheque and discover that it
is none other than Koccha (Suman) the dreaded don who along with his counterpart Konda Reddy (Ashish
Vidyarthi) have imprisoned his father in the quarry mines of Cuddapah in Andhra Pradesh since he has not
agreed to their unlawful means of quarrying. Vetrivel becomes Kuruvi, and enters the kingdom of Kochcha.
Meanwhile, there is Devi (Trisha), sister of Kochcha who is unhappy about the marriage decision taken by
her elders and a twist of events take place which make Vetri and Devi fall for each other. He comes back
to India along with Ops and Devi. Kochcha comes to India in search of Vetri and then starts a fearless
war by Vetri who will not stop at anything to bring the sinners to justice. What is the plan he has in
mind? Is he successful in getting back his father? All this forms the rest of the story.
Performances:
An experienced team of 'Ghilli', the director has come with a regular subject but then the presentation
of the plot and the narration has been very racy. He has been well supported with some exceptional music
and some masterly camerawork. The editing has been smooth and the script had enough momentum to keep the
audience engaged. Vijay has come again with his own style of presentation and has satisfied his fans with
his dance moves and exceptional stunts. Trisha was a show stealer with her cute looks and designer
outfits and provided the sentimental and emotional dose. Vivek was the comedy guy with some real words of
witty wisdom and had a meaty role. Suman, Ashish Vidyarthi fitted the bill as the baddies but then Ashish
Vidyarthi was more theatrical at few places. Manivannan had a limited role, so nothing much about him.
Malavika's item song was steamy and worth a watch. The rest of the cast were good with their
performances.
