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3.50
A career high film for Surya.
Gautam breaks the grammar of the one-minute-one-scene scriptwriting technique successfully. His screenplay is racy and fast. Surya fits the role perfectly. Harris Jayaraj does a commendable job with the background music that increases the tempo of the movie. The dialogues are short, they could have been delivered well. Though the director is a tad biased while describing the police, one must salute his positive attitude. (more)
Source: Editorial Board, Rediff.com
4.00
Very Good.
Gautam Menon has once again asserted that he is a path breaking writer-cum-director who has his viewers’ adrenalin pumping. Moreover an exceptional ensemble cast does full justice to this stylized tale. Speed, style and sparkle are the essence of Kaakha Kaakha. In the lead, Surya gives an outstanding performance. Jyothika is strikingly sweet and subdued. However the highlight of the film is the background score and peppy songs of Harris Jayaraj. If you are looking for a sensible film with substance, go ahead and have a blast. (more)
Source: MovieBuzz, Sify.com
4.00
Don't miss it.
Surya has given a dazzling performance. We could see the strains he has taken to perfect him in his diction, body language in extremes of emotions. Jothika looks refreshingly beautiful and has performed naturally. Gautam Menon has given an extremely fast paced gripping film with punching dialogues and engaging crime scenes. Harris Jayaraj's background score and Rajsekhar's cinematography is an added asset to the film.(more)
Source: Editorial Board, galatta.com
4.00
Speedy action from start to finish.
First director Gautam has to be congratulated on for his linear narration. It is speedy action from start to finish. Surya is robust in looks and smug with self-confidence. Jyotika looks ravishing. The pair has an appealing screen presence. Harris Jeyaraj's score for "Kaakha Kaakha" has already been acclaimed a hit. R. D. Rajashekar's camera is a visual delight. "Kaakha Kaakha" is for action lovers who believe in logical storyline and deft treatment. (more)
Source: Malathi Rangarajan, The Hindu
