Kasada Tabara tamil Movie

Critics Review

2.75

Another novel attempt from Chimbu Devan!

Kasada Tabara is an interesting attempt. This is something that you can say about any Chimbu Devan film. The end results might have mixed reactions but there is always something novel about each of his films. Unlike most anthologies, Kasada Tabara hasn't explicitly stated any common emotion or threa...(more)

Source: Bharath Vijayakumar, MovieCrow

3.00

Chimbu Deven's Kasada Tabara experiment with a new storytelling format pays off due to strong performances and amazing music.

Kasada Tabara is a set of short films - Kavasam, Sadhiyaadal, Thappattam, Pandhayam, Arammpattra, and Akkarai, each one having a separate music composer, director of photography, and editor. Director Chimbu Deven is known for experimenting a lot and surprising the audience. This is one such good att...(more)

Source: Behindwoods Review Board, Behindwoods.com

3.00

KASADA THAPARA ENGAGES DESPITE THE UNEVEN STORYTELLING

The tones of the individual stories don't always gel well, and this leads to uneven storytelling, unlike in a similarly structured hyperlink movie like Super Deluxe, in which every individual story gloriously came together in enthralling fashion. But to his credit, the director manages to make us ca...(more)

Source: M Suganth, Times Of India

3.00

Vijayalakshmi, VP and Harish Kalyan standout in this novel attempt

Technically the film gives a new experience especially the tunnel vision adapted in the Shantanu and Vijayalakshmi episodes. Six cinematographers and the same number of music composers and editors have worked in it. The most notable are Ghibran whose song about motherly love is touching in the fif...(more)

Source: Review Board, IndiaGlitz.com

3.00

Chimbudeven film is enjoyable despite flaws

Chimbudeven manages to throw some surprises with certain creative and writing choices. For example, the stretch that follows the life of a gangster, played by Sampath Raj. We watch it entirely in a narrow aspect ratio. The gangster is in a moral epiphany, and he wants to give up his life in crime be...(more)

Source: Manoj Kumar k, Indian Express

3.25

A praiseworthy hyperlink thriller with some rough edges

Kasada Tabara opens with an animated short and it explains that the stories � each touching different genre - are inspired by vantage point theory and butterfly effect. It goes on to narrate six stories that are each interlinked and have characters that are responsible for what happens to each other...(more)

Source: Haricharan Pudipeddi, Hindustan Times