Putham Pudhu Kaalai brings together 5 of the most celebrated directors in Tamil cinema - Sudha Kongara, Gautham Menon, Suhasini Mani Ratman, Rajiv Menon, and Karthik Subbaraj to create Amazon Prime Video's first Indian anthology film
Trailer
Pemeran
Sudha Kongara
Director
Gautham Vasudev Menon
Director
Rajiv Menon
Director
Karthik Subbaraj
Director
Suhasini
Director
Madhavan
Voiceover
Jayaram
Old Rajiv Padmanabhan
Kalidas Jayaram
Young Rajiv Padmanabhan
Kalyani Priyadarshan
Young Lakshmi Krishnan
Preethi Nedumaran
Maid
Krishnakumar B
Arun
Ananya Ramaprasad
Chitra
Gladwin Rajkumar
Subbu
M.S. Bhaskar
Thaatha
Ritu Varma
Kanna
Krithika Bala
Caretaker
V.C. Sathanya
Younger Akka
Fiya
Younger Kanna
Shruti Haasan
Ramya
Suhasini
Valli
Anuradha Hasan
Saras
Kaathadi Ramamoorthy
Mahendran
Komalam Charuhasan
Soundara
Francis Thomas
Writer
Shruti Ramachandran
Writer
Keerthiswaran
Writer
Arjun Nadesan
Writer
Sudha Kongara
Writer
Reshma Ghatala
Writer
Mani Ratnam
Writer
Suhasini
Writer
Rajiv Menon
Writer
Adhithya K.R.
Writer
Krishnaswamy Ramkumar
Writer
Karthik Subbaraj
Writer
Mungkin Anda Juga Suka
Putham Pudhu Kaalai
Maara
Ganapath [Hindi]
Baahubali 2: The Conclusion
Queen
Tamil Rockerz
Paava Kadhaigal
Navarasa
November Story
Time Enna Boss
Isakapatnam
Second Love
Gurthukosthunnayi
Gun Point
Felu Mitter Lane [Bengali]
The Oval
Beauty in Black
Zatima
The Chi
The Rookie
Ginny & Georgia
Power Book II: Ghost
SEAL Team
Shaka iLembe
Komentar
10 Komentar
Putham Pudhu Kaalai is a superbly compiled anthology film, taking the audience along a varied emotional journey with each story. Picking up subjects like a budding romance between two senior citizens and slapstick comedy, to the emotions behind coming to terms with death and bereavement, the 5 directors have come together to deliver a charming potpourri that entertains and also leaves behind a lasting impact. Out of the five different storylines, I felt that Shruti Hassan really shone in the segment 'Coffee, Anyone?' directed by Suhasini Maniratnam. M.S Bhaskar's nuanced performance as a lonely grandfather in Gautham Menon's 'Avarum Naanun - Avalum Naanum' and Andrea Jeremiah's captivating portrayal of a drug-addicted aspiring musician in Rajiv Menon's 'Reunion' were the other highlights. Considering that the creators not only shot within the restrictions of a lockdown but rather used that context to extract heartwarming stories deserves commendation. Recommended.
A movie was simply well and good, I specially love the acting of kalidoss jayaram, he acted as jayaram. Each story ends with a smile and positive and the vibe of the movie is great and I submerged in love with this.
All 5 movies with the different stories. One good watch after a long time. Rajiv Menon's Reunion and karthick subburaj's Miracle was my favourites. It's worth the watch. Give it a go you'll really like it
Gautam Menon's ms baskar version the best , what an acting from Bhaskar , the way he created the emotions and yet not allowed it to slip away , he brilliantly controlled it Best acting I have seen by any actor across the world in last 5 years or so
Really liked the order in which the movies were arranged. Suhasini's "Coffee anyone" is just fantastic, loved it! The feel it gave, and the performance of the artists.. It was an amazing experience! And the ending by Karthik's "Miracle", just bliss..😄
Watch the last one and skip rest. Last one is neatly done. Comic relief, engaging with a cute twist. 1 star for rest four. My rating is purely for the last one. Well done.
Liked all the stories, last one was my most favourite.
