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Happy Birthday Kalki Koechlin: Take a Look at Some Adorable Pictures of the Actress with Baby Sappho
Actress Kalki Koechlan turned 37 on January 10, 2021. On her birthday, take a look at some of her most beautiful pictures along with the daughter Sappho on social media.
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The past year has not been just a year of a pandemic; it has also brought some great headlines for the Bollywood fans. Yes, we are talking about Kalki Koechlin’s news of becoming a mother.
In Netflix s Paava Kadhaigal, Tamil cinema s four exceptionally talented directors deftly tackle themes of honor and pride in a patriarchal society. The anthology may not be an easy watch, but it has breathtaking moments, strong writing, and outstanding performances. Dec 20, 2020 By Sreejith Mullappilly
Short stories usually do not have enough time to establish a deep connection with the audience and then stir our emotions. However, Netflix s new anthology entitled Paava Kadhaigal is an exception to that. Each short in this new anthology runs about 30 minutes, and it has many moments that take our breath away.
Paava Kadhaigal means Sin Stories, and each short tale here is about the sins that members of a patriarchal society commit. The honor and pride of people with different genders are questioned time and again here. In one short named Vaanmagal , a father wonders whether he has failed to protect his daughter s dignity. Whereas, another fathe
Paava Kadhaigal Review: Hard-To-Watch But Compelling Quartet Of Classily-Crafted Tales
Paava Kadhaigal Review: Hard-To-Watch But Compelling Quartet Of Classily-Crafted Tales
Paava Kadhaigal Review: The actors are in prime form and the abridged narrative format gives them, and the directors, the scope to create sharply chiselled, dire, disconcerting portraits of putrid patriarchy. Paava Kadhaigal Review: A still from the anthology. (courtesy YouTube)
Cast: Prakash Raj, Kalki Koechlin, Kalidas Jayaram, Shanthnu Bhagyaraj, Gautham Vasudev Menon, Sai Pallavi, Anjali, Simran, Adithya Bhaskar
Director: Sudha Kongara, Gautham Vasudev Menon, Vignesh Shivan, Vetrimaaran
Rating: 4 stars (out of 5)
The idea of the family as a safe space is hurled out the window in
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There’s an inexplicable unease caused by the melancholic lullaby, Kanne Kanmaniye, Sivatmikha’s song that precedes each of the four films in Netflix’s anthology, Paava Kadhaigal. It’s the discomfiting hint that the same parents who so cherish and adore their daughters, calling them Kanne and Kanmaniye, somehow develop the cognitive dissonance necessary to be able to unleash unspeakable monstrosities on them in the name of honour.
The slashes of red in the animation video that charts the growth of a daughter, as she transforms from dependent toddler to a freethinking adult in love and later, marriage, is another ominous sign of what’s to come in the four films. I found Paava Kadhaigal’s foray into the horror of our kind something as specific as honour killings to be such a welcome departure from the anthologies themed on generic topics that have come our way so far. This idea serves to offer filmmakers like Gautham Menon and Vignesh Shivan a chan
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