'TK' took the caste system to a deeper level than we've have ever seen on screen, a round of applause to director Esakki👏🏻
DELICIOUS
-From the very first minutes, the director caught our attention. We were introduced to a strong-willed Chinnasamy who was fierce and fearless.
-So many great things to highlight: flawless acting (kudos to Lal and Chinnasamy's mom), photography was on point, and the dialogues were thought-provoking!
You can tell the makers of this film really took the time to sit down and process the narrative
-The movie wasn't the typical story about caste system because it provided solid evidence as to why it must be abolished by all means, and Chinnasamy's resolution to take a new profession was a bold statement of his resilience
-The film started with funeral rites and ended with funeral rites, but shown in symbolic circumstances
BLAND
-The music was a bit overpowering, drowning the scenario from time to time. Some scenes just needed quiet moments to absorb the atmosphere
-The court scene was quite long, even though it was meant to be an intense segment; it just became more like a history class
Overall, an outstanding watch!
DELICIOUS
-From the very first minutes, the director caught our attention. We were introduced to a strong-willed Chinnasamy who was fierce and fearless.
-So many great things to highlight: flawless acting (kudos to Lal and Chinnasamy's mom), photography was on point, and the dialogues were thought-provoking!
You can tell the makers of this film really took the time to sit down and process the narrative
-The movie wasn't the typical story about caste system because it provided solid evidence as to why it must be abolished by all means, and Chinnasamy's resolution to take a new profession was a bold statement of his resilience
-The film started with funeral rites and ended with funeral rites, but shown in symbolic circumstances
BLAND
-The music was a bit overpowering, drowning the scenario from time to time. Some scenes just needed quiet moments to absorb the atmosphere
-The court scene was quite long, even though it was meant to be an intense segment; it just became more like a history class
Overall, an outstanding watch!