Director: Siddique
Music: Vidyasagar
Cinematographer: N. K. Ekambaram
Editor: Gowri Shankar
Released On: 15 January 2011
It might have been a bleak scenario for Vijay’s ‘Kaavalan’ as it didn’t open on Pongal day unlike Dhanush’s ‘Aadukalam’ and Karthi’s ‘Siruthai’. The producers of ‘Aadukalam’ and ‘Siruthai’ were on cloud nine as they had a good opening and quite confident that they can spin more profits as Vijay’s ‘Kaavalan’ had some worst problems that would keep it away from release.
Story:
Bhoominathan (Vijay) works under a powerful landlord called Muthuramalingam (Raj Kiran) as a bodyguard. Following a death threat for his daughter Meera (Asin) from his rival, Muthu appoints Bhoomi as her personal bodyguard. He accompanies Meera and her friend Madhu (Mithra Kurian) to college to protect them from the threat. But his presence at her college makes her irritating and tries to get rid of him by playing pranks with him. She starts making calls from a private number to distract him from his duties telling him that she is in love with him. As expected, after series of events, they fell in love. What happens next should be seen on-screen.
Vidyasagar's music and N. K. Ekambaram cinematography are also commendable. However, the story looks weak at parts. The director should have worked a lot more on the script. Though, he has made some changes to suit Vijay's image, still there are many loop holes in the film.
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