Kutti Puli

<p>Kutti Puli is a youngster, who respects his mother Deivaani and is a part-time , who punishes crooked people, along with his friend Pappu. He meets Bharathi at a local store due to a misunderstanding. Time passes by, Bharathi understands Kutti Puli’s kind nature and develops a mutual respect for Kutti Puli. MMS Moorthy is a , who is hired by an to finish an assignment, but his attempts are unknowingly thwarted by Kutti Puli. After an attack involving Moorthy’s brother, Kutti Puli is stabbed and is taken to the hospital where Bharathi and Deivanai arrange the money for his treatment. Kutti Puli recovers and Deivanai decide to seek forgiveness from those, who were thrashed by Kutti Puli. Meanwhile, Bharathi’s father learns of Bharathi and Kutti Puli’s relationship and seeks Moorthy’s help in dealing with Kutti Puli. Moorthy warns Kutti Puli, but Kutti Puli thrashes Moorthy and humiliates him in front of everyone, which determines Moorthy to avenge the humiliation by killing Kutti Puli. Kutti Puli learns of Deivanai’s sacrifices for his well-being, due to which Kutti Puli decide to lead a life free from violence and accepts Bharathi’s love. Moorthy sends his men to attack Kutti Puli, but Kutti Puli escapes. Deivanai learns about the attack from Pappu and leaves for Moorthy’s house to seek forgiveness. Kutti Puli learns that Deivaanai is in Moorthy’s house from Pappu and leaves to save her. After a battle with goons, which ends with the death of Moorthy’s brother. Kutti Puli reaches Moorthy’s house, only to find that Deivanai had killed Moorthy, as he would not spare Kutti Puli. With no trouble, Kutti Puli reunites with Deivanai. The film’s score and soundtrack are composed by along with lyricist Vairamuthu after their critically acclaimed album ‘Vaagai Sooda Vaa’. south has secured the audio rights of Kuttipuli. The soundtrack was released on 20 May 2013 and received positive reviews. Ghibran stated that some of the music that he had recorded had been replaced in a few places and there was an additional song added. ‘s “Pon Oviyam” song was used in its entirety in the film and Ghibran said “This was initially very, very emotionally disturbing as both the audiences and the media criticized me in this regard”. The film includes one more climax song that was not included in the audio soundtrack: The film was given a “U/A” certificate by the for its violence and gore. The film is said to have been acquired for a large sum of money by and . The film was released in 280 screens on 30 May 2013. The film received Mixed reviews from critics.<br /> Hindu wrote:”This film, itself, is something of a menagerie, a hodgepodge of “mass” elements. There’s romance, fights, thaali-centered drama, drumstick-centered comedy, and – above all – unceasing amma sentiment”. Behindwoods wrote:”And if you are the type who would go gaga over mother sentiment, mindless violence, punch dialogues, Kuttipuli may work for you”. Indian express wrote:”Kutti Puli is probably the least exciting and engaging of Sasikumar starrers”.</p>