'Kanguva': Suriya's Performance Can't Save

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'Kanguva': Suriya's Performance Can't Save This Mess

**Let's be real, folks, 'Kanguva' is a train wreck. ** And I'm not just talking about the CGI – although, yeah, that's pretty bad too. The whole thing just feels off, like a jumbled mess of ideas that never quite gel.

Suriya, the man, the legend, the actor we all love, can't even salvage this one. He tries, bless his heart, he really tries to inject some life into the character. But even his stellar performance feels like a valiant effort against the tide of mediocrity.

Where does 'Kanguva' go wrong? Well, for starters, the story is all over the place. One minute we're in ancient times, the next we're in a futuristic world. The plot twists and turns, leaving you confused and bored.

And the CGI? Oh, the CGI! It's like they took a bunch of random 3D models and threw them into a blender. It's jarring, distracting, and frankly, insulting to the audience.

I'm not saying 'Kanguva' is a complete waste of time. There are some good moments, like the action sequences which, despite the CGI, are actually pretty well choreographed. But those moments are few and far between, and ultimately they can't redeem the film.

What I find most disappointing is the lack of heart. This is a movie that should have been epic, grand, and emotionally resonant. Instead, it's just a generic, soulless spectacle.

It's a shame, because Suriya deserves better. He's a talented actor who deserves to be in films that push the boundaries and challenge him. 'Kanguva' does neither.

In the end, 'Kanguva' is a reminder that even the biggest stars can't save a movie that's fundamentally flawed. It's a missed opportunity, a movie that could have been so much more.