From dialogues to witty one-liners and punch lines, there are umpteen heroic moments in the film audiences can look forward to and are most likely to enjoy to the fullest. The film has Sasi's name written in every frame. Most of his films are set against the backdrop of some small city in Tamil Nadu, and this time it happens to be Madurai. What is that reason? What made him to have a change of heart? This forms the rest of the story. Puli's mother wants to get him married with the hope that he will become more responsible, but having witnessed what happened to his mother after his father was killed, he is against the idea of marriage for the same reason.Įventually, he gives in to wedding for a very personal reason. However, he grows up exactly to be like his father. Fearing that her son will also grow up to be like his father, Puli' mother raises him with love and affection. Sasikumar plays Kutti Puli, who lost his father, a highly respected man of his town, as a kid to gang rivalry in the town. With running time touching 150 minutes, Kutti Puli neither has the wittiness of Sundarapandian nor the energy of films such as Subramaniapuram and Nadodigal. With stories that even a common man can relate to and enjoy, Sasi once again delivers a film that has a story done to death over the years, but promises plenty of mass appealing moments. Kutti Puli is no different than previous films of Sasikumar, who is known to churn out blockbusters that are widely popular in B and C centres of Tamil Nadu.

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