Kaatru Veliyidai
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Running time | 140 minutes |
Country | India |
Language | Tamil |
Kaatru Veliyidai (transl. Amidst the air) is a 2017 Indian Tamil-language romantic war film, produced, written and directed by Mani Ratnam. Made under the Madras Talkies banner, it features music composed by A. R. Rahman, cinematography by Ravi Varman and editing by A. Sreekar Prasad. The film stars Karthi and Aditi Rao Hydari, with Lalitha, Rukmini Vijayakumar, Delhi Ganesh and RJ Balaji and Shraddha Srinath playing other pivotal roles.[1] Set in the backdrop of the Kargil War of 1999, the film narrates the story of an Indian Air Force pilot who recalls his romance with a doctor in the lead up to the war, while being kept as a prisoner of war at a jail in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. Kaatru Veliyidai marked Aditi's comeback and Shraddha's debut in Tamil cinema.
Principal photography of the film commenced in July 2016, with the shoot taking place in Ooty, Hyderabad, Ladakh, Chennai and Belgrade, before being completed in January 2017.[2] The film was released worldwide on 7 April 2017 along with a Telugu dubbed version titled Cheliyaa . The film won two National Film Awards at the 65th National Film Awards: Best Music Direction for A. R. Rahman and Best Female Playback Singer for Shashaa Tirupati.
Plot
The film begins with a shot of the
Leela comes to Srinagar to work as a doctor. Meanwhile, Varun has an accident while on a joy ride. He is brought in a critical condition to the hospital. With the duty doctor not available, Leela takes charge, treats Varun, and nurses him back to health. But, with little regard to her feelings, he leaves the hospital without her knowledge. Dr. Illyas Hussain, an army doctor, helps him with this.
When Leela learns about it, she and Nidhi, her colleague confront Illyas about it. Ilyas then arranges for Leela and Nidhi to come to an Airforce meeting the following week and there they meet Varun. Varun impresses her with his excellent dance moves at the Ball. He tells her she should meet him at the Flying Club the next Saturday at 5 pm if she likes him back. Leela accepts and Varun takes her for a joy ride in his private aircraft to apologize for running away from the hospital.
Varun gets to know that Leela is his course pilot Ravi Abraham's sister, who died in a flight that Varun was supposed to fly in. Both develop feelings for each other. Later, Leela doesn't meet Varun for two months and questions Illyas about his whereabouts. He reveals that Varun has orders to be in a camp at Leh Military base for 3 months. Leela and Nidhi go to meet him. When Varun asks whether Leela came to meet him, she says yes. But also that she wanted to see the place where her brother Ravi died. He takes her to the spot. Slowly she realizes that Varun has a dark side to his personality, which is very different from what she has seen.
Back to the present, Varun and two other Indian prisoners plan to escape from the Rawalpindi prison. Back to the past, Leela leaves and he tells her that she'll get couriers from him. He's true to his word. One day, the officers are discussing their attack and she airs her opinion on the subject. Varun angrily tells her that God made men and women for different purposes and she can't talk about this. But, she retaliates by saying that both genders are equal and women are not made just to manage the house and give birth to children. Varun tells Leela to shut up, but she refuses. So, he orders her to do what he tells her. She gets angry and moves out.
He goes to her home and tries to make up with her by expressing his love for her. He says he's not like her. Hers is a nobler job than him as he kills and she saves lives. So, Varun takes Leela to a local Registrar office and tells her that they should marry. As she is not ready for marriage, he asks her to think about it and come the next day at 4.00 pm. In a sad turn of events, he leaves for Delhi forgetting about what happened at the Registrar office. This upsets Leela very much. She feels that sometimes he treats her like a Queen whereas at other times like a doormat.
Leela reveals that she's pregnant. Varun gets hesitant about it and Leela says that she'll take care of her baby by herself. The following day, Leela's grandfather dies. VC goes to her house and finds that Leela's father hates him. That night he goes and tries to convince them, but he doesn't get even a single word from them. Before Varun departs for the Kargil war, Leela tells him that she's resigning and leaving Srinagar. He pleads for one more chance and goes away to war. While fighting he gets shot down by enemy SAM but ejects safely, he gets captured by the enemy and taken a prisoner. Somehow, Varun and the two other prisoners escape from the prison after facing huge challenges and they reach the pak-afghan border. Where they are detained by the Afghan authorities for crossing border, after being detained and interogated for short term they were later handed over to the staff of Indian Embassy in Kabul from where they are repatriated safely back to India. VC receives a grand welcome from his unit and returns back in IAF for Active duties.
Varun starts searching for Leela. He finds her after 3 years. He tells her that he's a different person now. He says that he regrets his meeting her and loving her only to end up hurting her. VC is surprised to learn that Leela has a daughter. When he sees her daughter, Leela asks him whether she (the small girl) looks like her father or mother. VC's happiness knows no bounds. He tells his daughter that he crossed 7 seas and 7 mountains to meet her. VC asks Leela why she didn't try to contact him, to which she says that she was afraid he wouldn't like her or their daughter. They hug each other and Leela says that Rohini (VC's daughter) is his responsibility from thereon.
Cast
- Karthi as Varun Chakrapani aka VC, an air force officer who is arrested by Pakistan army and later released
- Aditi Rao Hydari as Dr. Leela Abraham, Varun's love interest (voice-over by Krithika Nelson)
- K. P. A. C. Lalitha as Achamma
- Radhakrishnan Iyer as Chakrapani, Father of Varun Chakrapani
- Rukmini Vijayakumar as Dr. Nidhi, Leela's best friend
- Shraddha Srinath as Girija Kapoor, Varun's first girlfriend (cameo appearance)
- RJ Balaji as Iliyas Hussain, Leela's friend
- Delhi Ganesh as Col. Mithran, Leela's grandfather
- Sivakumar Ananthas Girish Reddy
- Vipin Sharma as lawyer Prakash Abraham, Leela's father
- Mir Sarwar as Muzaffar Khan
- Harish Raj as Madhusoodhanan Pillai, VC's brother
- Vikramraja as VC's Friend
- Dhyana Madan as Rohini
- Supyarde Singh as VC's sister-in-Law
- Indranil Ghosh
Production
Development
After shelving a multi-cast project featuring
Mani Ratnam and his team began location hunting in April 2016 to seek out replacements to resemble
Filming
The shoot of the film began in early July 2016 in
Music
Release
The film had a theatrical release on 7 April 2017 in approximately 1500 screens worldwide. Kaatru Veliyidai was dubbed into
Reception
Upon release, Kaatru Veliyidai received mixed reviews; though critics predominantly praised the performance of Hydari along with Rahman's music and Ravi Varman's cinematography, they criticised Mani Ratnam's screenplay.
Sify's reviewer also praised the film stating "it is an experience you must enjoy", stating "if you like beautiful, intimate, playful, passionate love story in typical Mani Ratnam style then Kaatru Veliyidai is bang on".[45] Vishal Menon of The Hindu wrote "there are reasons why Kaatru Veliyidai is certainly no classic", "but when you leave the theatre with a lump in your throat, you remember how your love for this director doesn’t arise merely because he makes you smile — he does so much more than that".[46] Giving the film their highest score of 2017, Top10Cinema.com wrote "it’s a custom made film for Maniratnam buffs, who are very well etched up with his trademark pattern of storytelling" and that "he film has brilliant flash point of visual and musical poetry with some nuance performances too".[47] In their review, Behindwoods.com wrote the film "is a classical poetic love story" and that "it is not a film to watch but something to experience, but an experience that not everyone would accept".[48]
In contrast, Karthik Kumar of The Hindustan Times called the film "an underwhelming love saga", adding "visually, Kaatru Veliyidai is beautiful, beyond anyone’s imagination" but the film "does not move you emotionally".
Box office
The film took a strong opening at the Tamil Nadu box office, grossing over ₹120 million during the first weekend and performed exceptionally well in Chennai, Coimbatore and Chengalpattu.[53][54] However mixed reviews from social media and the release of three new Tamil films the following weekend led to the number of shows being screened to drop substantially in the second week of its theatrical run.[55] The film performed well at the US box office, with the Tamil version earning $313,227.[56] The film collected ₹11 crore (US$1.4 million) in Tamil Nadu in three days. The film collected approximately ₹1.5 crore (US$190,000) on Thursday premiere and regular Friday and Saturday shows in United States.[57]
Legacy
Songs from the film have inspired the titles of other Tamil films. A film titled
Accolades
Award[a] | Date of ceremony[b] | Category | Recipient(s) | Result | Ref. |
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Ananda Vikatan Cinema Awards | 13 January 2018 | Best Cinematographer | Ravi Varman | Won | [60] [61] |
Best Music Director | A. R. Rahman [c] | Won | |||
Asiavision Awards | 24 November 2017 | Best Film – Tamil | Kaatru Veliyidai | Nominated | [62] [63] |
Best Actress – Tamil | Aditi Rao Hydari | Won | |||
Behindwoods Gold Medal Awards | 17 June 2018 | Best Actor in a Lead Role – Male | Karthi | Won | [64] |
Best Cinematographer | Ravi Varman | Won | |||
Best Music Director | A. R. Rahman [c] | Won | |||
Best Female Playback Singer | Shashaa Tirupati for ("Vaan Varuvaan") | Won | |||
Edison Awards | 26 February 2018 | Face of the Year | Aditi Rao Hydari | Won | [65] |
Filmfare Awards South | 16 June 2018 | Best Music Director – Tamil | A. R. Rahman | Nominated | [66] [67] |
Best Lyricist – Tamil | Vairamuthu for ("Vaan Varuvaan") | Won | |||
Madhan Karky for ("Azhagiye") | Nominated | ||||
Best Male Playback Singer – Tamil | Arjun Chandy and Haricharan for ("Azhagiye") | Nominated | |||
Best Female Playback Singer – Tamil | Shashaa Tirupati for ("Vaan Varuvaan") | Won | |||
National Film Awards | 3 May 2018 | Best Music Direction (Songs) | A. R. Rahman | Won | [68] |
Best Female Playback Singer | Shashaa Tirupati for ("Vaan Varuvaan") | Won | |||
South Indian International Movie Awards | 14 – 15 September 2018 | Best Cinematographer – Tamil
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Ravi Varman | Won | [69] [70] |
Best Female Debut – Tamil | Aditi Rao Hydari | Won | |||
Best Music Director – Tamil
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A. R. Rahman | Nominated | |||
Best Lyricist – Tamil
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Vairamuthu for ("Vaan Varuvaan") | Nominated | |||
Madhan Karky for ("Azhagiye") | Nominated | ||||
Best Male Playback Singer – Tamil
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Arjun Chandy and Haricharan for ("Azhagiye") | Nominated | |||
Best Female Playback Singer – Tamil
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Shashaa Tirupati for ("Vaan Varuvaan") | Nominated | |||
Vijay Awards | 26 May 2018 | Best Cinematographer | Ravi Varman | Won | [71] |
Best Music Director | A. R. Rahman | Won | |||
Best Male Playback Singer | Arjun Chandy and Haricharan for ("Azhagiye") | Nominated | |||
Best Choreographer | Brinda – "Azhagiye" | Won | |||
Favourite Song | A. R. Rahman – "Azhagiye" | Nominated |
Notes
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External links
- Kaatru Veliyidai at IMDb