Sarangan

Kanguva is a textbook example of a movie without a story. Despite the grand hype, its lack of narrative cohesion reduces it to a scattered spectacle rather than a meaningful cinematic experience. This is a valuable lesson for audiences: when producers and even Kanguva Suriya himself over-hype a film, it’s often a glaring red flag. Interestingly, this project was reportedly penned for Rajinikanth. To that, I say—Thalaiva, you dodged a massive bullet! On a final note to the producers: dressing up a goat in a tuxedo doesn’t make it less of a goat. Start with a story—know what you’re trying to convey. Keep it short, simple, and meaningful, and that’s what truly connects with the audience