Kadaseela Biriyani Review… amazing odd humor with fascinating people

Year: 2021
Genre: Family, Adventure, Dark Comedy
Cast: Vasanth Selvam, Vijay Ram, Hakkim Shajahan, Dinesh Mani, Augustine R Kevin, Vijay Sethupathi
Director: Nishanth Kalidindi
Writer: Nishanth Kalidindi, Vivekanand Kalaivanan
Cinematographer: Azeem Mohammad, Hestin Jose Joseph
Summary: Periya and Ila coerce their younger brother, Chikku, to kill their late father’s murderer, but circumstances seem a bit…intricate

Overall Rating: Feast
When Kadaseela Biryani first opens up, you feel it’s gonna be like those trivial stories about vengeance. So glad the film took a new direction 😀
Kadaseela Biryani was wonderful, containing amazing odd humor and very fascinating characters that kept us engaged through and through
~Worth Watching~

Delicious
—As a dark comedy, Kadaseela Biryani successfully made us laugh at many weird moments while the characters kept a serious face.
The brothers had such an unconventional and aggressive relationship with each other; actually, Periya (Vasanth Selvam) and Ila (Dinesh Mani) were even ready to kill their brother for refusing to avenge their father.
Their mother also ordered the brothers to kill Chikku because she was ashamed of his cowardice 😂
—Cinematography added a plus by filming in a brisk and eccentric style
—The narrator’s voice carried us on a nice voyage to find out about this family. Characters were gradually presented and spiced up the story; they acted bizarrely either driven by excessive anger, irrational behavior, or careless attitude.
There were no boring scenes. Loved the themes’ accent on family values and ambitions
—Acting was effortless, kudos to the entire cast!
—One particular element of Kadaseela Biryani was the close-up shots (e.g. the insects, the pork head dish, trees, etc) which made the screenplay so organic and provided a good sense of the environment.
We felt like being inside the screen with the actors. Thank you to the colorist team for the emphasis on the pale colors and greenery which worked nicely to install the awkward mood of the film
—Original ending scenes!

Bland
Nothing bland found