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Critic Review
Kaasi (2018)Bharath(Vijay Anthony) is a well-established doctor in the US who comes to know that he is an adopted son and his roots are based in a small village called Kancharlapalem. Upset with this, he comes to the village and starts finding out about his past. After a point of time, he finds out about his mother but the whereabouts of his dad are left mysterious. Rest of the story is as to how Bharat finds out who his dad is and why he left him all alone in life..
Kaasi' boasts of good performances, and some factor of suspense till the end. Technical departments do an okayish job. Two long episodes extract a price..
despite the presence of 4 them, and none making a mark but only slowing the pace, Kaasi's second half takes a beating as well. The only savior of the movie happens to be Richard M Nathan's cinematography and the background score. All said, Kaasi begins we.
Vijay Anthony’s films have some good plots and decent emotions but that is not the case with Kasi which lacks basic depth in the proceedings. A simple and clean story is messed up by some wayward execution and unnecessary subplots. Except for Vijay Anth.
As we go into the movie, the way the story unfolds, the way new characters come and they way director handled them which runs in snail pace makes the movie boring. Generally, interval of a movie creates interest to watch second half but this movie has not.
