REVIEW
 
Maaveeran Kittu is the Tamil Period film which had been hit the cinemas today.  The movie features Vishnu and Sri Divya playing the lead roles. The movie is directed by Suseenthiran. While the supporting star cast includes, Parthiepen, Soori, Harish Uthaman and Kasi Viswanathan.
 
STORY
 
To say in a single line, Maaveeran Kittu is the one who fought for the justice and rights of a Tami people in the land where they were not treated as mere humans.  It tells about inequality and injustice prevailed in the 1980s and the person who fought for them.
 
Vishnu Vishal from the lower caste community loves Sri Divya, who belongs to higher caste community which was not allowed during that time. Parthiepan, inspired by Periyar E. V. Ramasamy principles, was against caste system and takes on the higher caste communities. Vishnu joins the association with  Parthiepan and fights the caste system. The rest of the movie tells what happened to him, whether he accomplished his progressive ideas or not and his lover journey.
 
PERFORMANCE
 
Vishnu Vishal has delivered a brilliant performance, which is the highlight of Maaveeran Kittu. Sri Divya has got good scope for performance and she has done justice to her role. She is another attraction of the movie. R Parthiepan has proved he is an experienced actor and even a small emotion is delivered well by him. D Imman's music was peppy, while Soorya's cinematography was excellent.
 
Suseenthiran has handled a very sensitive subject, and it has all the potential to touch the heart of the Tamil audiences. The movie showcases the story of a young man who fights for Tamil people so that they can uphold their rights in the motherland.
 
The director has added all those essential elements which are needed to enhance the adrenaline rush of the people who are intense nationalists, and many of the patriotic scenes will give Goosebumps to the audiences for sure.
 
PLUS
 
Screenplay
Music
Lead Cast Performance
 
MINUS
 
No Commercial elements
A few predictable scenes

Verdict : A Laudable Attempt!

Stars : 2/5