Prabhakaran

Kubera promised a gripping story with a powerful cast, but unfortunately, it delivers more confusion than conviction. The plot feels disjointed and overly stretched, lacking the tight narrative expected from a film in this genre. Despite strong performances from the lead actors, the screenplay never really takes off—it’s riddled with clichés, slow pacing, and forced twists that fail to land. The film tries to juggle too many themes—social justice, crime, and emotional drama—but ends up doing justice to none. The background score is overpowering in some scenes and distracting in others, while the cinematography, though stylish, can’t compensate for the lack of emotional depth or storytelling coherence. In the end, Kubera feels like a film with potential that got lost in execution. Worth a watch only if you’re a die-hard fan of the lead cast; otherwise, it’s a forgettable experience.