Then there’s this one-sided romantic track, involving actor Dharshan. Director Arunraja does a great job with his dialogues, and his characters have strong personalities. The film moves along briskly in the first half before coming to a halt. With themes of feminism on one side and the plight of farmers on the other, will the situation of this struggling family improve against all odds? Well, the director (who also wrote the screenplay) tries to balance both, but could have just gone with the story of a cricketer girl who makes it big in the boy’s club. Meanwhile, he himself takes out a loan but the harvest is terrible and he struggles to pay back aggressive creditors. She’s teased, bullied, and is cast as a typical underdog with only her dad to back her up. Her mom (Rama) is stuck in her old ways and refuses to believe that her daughter can amount to anything playing a sport with a bunch of boys. He follows the Indian team patriotically, and this makes her want to play for the country some day.
Kousi is inspired by her dad Murugesan (Sathyaraj) a farmer who is an ardent cricket fan.
#Kanaa movie movie
Directed by debutant Arunraja Kamaraj, the movie begins with gender issues in sports when Kousalya aka Kousi (Aishwarya Rajesh) dreams of making it to the Indian cricket team.
Kanaa is a mixed movie that involves an underdog story combined with the bigger issue of farmers in Tamil Nadu.
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