Cast: Kishor, Sathyan, Smitha, Lal, Biju Menon, Ponvannan, Sambath, Santhanabharathy, Rajesh, Santhoshi
Direction: Pandi Sarojkumar
Production: Bhaskara Rao
Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja
A young breed of filmmakers is emerging in Tamil cinema, keen on setting new technical standards. Bandi Saroj Kumar is one more addition to the list of directors striving for technical excellence.
His maiden venture 'Porkkalam' is a marvel to watch. The cinematography, stunts and sound engineering provide a fresh feel and almost match the world standards.
But the black and grey shades with more slow motion shots find it difficult to engross us. Also the director has concentrated more on the technical aspects missing out on the content. He seems to have missed out on the story which hampers the flow of the film. Unbelievable script and needless stunts are eyesores.
At the same time, he deserves accolades for choosing an apt star cast. His choice of artistes for lead roles is interesting and evokes interest. Be it Kishore or Sathyan, they stand up and deliver. Saroj Kumar has tried some experiments in the movie. The result one has to wait and watch.
The movie is all about Karna (Kishore), who spends his life with his cook-and-friend (Sathyan) in Chennai. Sneha (Smitha) manages to run from Andhra Pradesh where she is forced to marry local don Dronam Raju (Sampath)'s brother. She takes refuge in Karna's house in Chennai.
The do-gooder Karna's life takes a turn when Sneha falls in love with him. The latter sends her back to Andhra. A twist in the tale occurs when it is informed that Karna is blind but has learnt to be like any other person. He is good at detecting sound and even practised shooting well aiming a target.
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