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‘Kuzhanthaigal Munnetra Kazhagam’ movie review.
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‘Kuzhanthaigal Munnetra Kazhagam’ movie review.

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The background score, composed by Shankar, complements the storyline well, while the cinematography by Lakshman Kumar adds depth to the film.

Kuzhanthaigal Munnetra Kazhagam is a political comedy directed by the late Shankar Dayal. The movie, which was released on the 24th, features an ensemble cast led by Yogi Babu and Senthil. Other prominent actors include Saravanan, Chuppu Panju, Lisi Antony, Govind Moorthy, and Chitra Lakshmanan. The film centers around the world of children while focusing on the political ambitions and rivalry between two sons.


The story follows Yogi Babu, a politician living with his wife and son. A Northern woman works at their house and has a son. However, she is later sent away after the birth of her child. Both sons study at the same school. One son, from the first wife, strives to climb the political ladder and outdo his father. The second son, from the second wife, also seeks a major role in politics. Both sons engage in rivalry and deceit to surpass each other. The plot focuses on how these two boys navigate their political paths, filled with competition, treachery, and ambitions.


Yogi Babu brings his usual charm with physical comedy. The younger actors, Himal Verma and Advith Jay Mastaan, deliver stellar performances, displaying maturity beyond their years. Senthil shines in his role as a political party leader, and other actors such as Chitra Lakshmanan and Panju Chuppu also play their parts effectively. While some scenes lack logic and may feel disconnected, the film still maintains its charm.


The background score, composed by Shankar, complements the storyline well, while the cinematography by Lakshman Kumar adds depth to the film. Overall, Kuzhanthaigal Munnetra Kazhagam is an engaging political satire with humor, ambition, and competition at its core.

While some scenes lack logic and may feel disconnected, the film still maintains its charm.