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plot{story line}:
Varshini(Nayanthara) is a sincere IAS officier who takes up the challenge of taking out the kid of the regional people an village she atually takes charge and In this process, varshini takes a lot struggles in rescuing the kid as for as political challengers which causes a lot of disturbance in the rural areas where she is attually deployed and the remaining goes on like this and the story goes as like this.
performace:
As expected, Nayanthara makes a plus and she enrolls the movie and that makes a lot of sorts in the movie. She atually lived in her role of a sincere government officier and acted with a lot of ease and as much as we need and we are gone through it. Being a commercial heroine, Nayanthara should be appreciated for accepting this unique script which agresses the dangerousness of man holes that have been kept open now a days.
All the family members, who are showed and performed as a backward and regional class in the movie was very nterested, The ending which hints us of a sequel with strong political content looks good.
Minus Points:
Though the film is straight to the point and narrated on a convincing note, it lacks proper commercial elements which may not appeal to the regular audience. Those who expect some good entertainment and glamour from Nayanthara may get disappointed as the film runs on a serious note.
Nayanthara resigning from her reputed post at a crucial conflict point has not been addressed properly. If the director would have handled those episodes quite effectively, things would have been a lot better.
Technical Aspects:
Director Gopi Nainar shines in addressing a social issue and interlinking it with various burning problems in the rural areas. His intention and questioning the loopholes in the system will make us think for a while. Music by Ghibran is apt for the film’s mood and his background score brings a lot of depth to proceedings. Production values for this limited budget film are good.
Cinematography:
Om Prakash is superb. As the core film happens in a remote village, he succeeded in bringing the rustic texture in every frame. Editing by Ruben is good as he kept the film’s run time short and crispy.
Verdict:
On the whole, Kartavyam addresses a burning issue in a very straight forward and gripping manner. Nayanthara’s commandable screen presence and director’s intention to expose loopholes in the system are impressive. But the film clearly lacks the regular commercial elements and this might no go well with the regular entertainment-seeking audience. All those who like films which are serious and thought provoking, this film is surely worth a watch this weekend for its unique storyline.