Though she has very few lines, you most definitely want to hear more of her very soon. Vaayadi Petha Pulla is a cute song, to say the least! What a lovely debut for Aaradhana SK, her endearing voice is a delight behind the mic. What we get instead is a melodramatic film that tries to do everything and fails to do anything at all.Vocals: Aaradhana Sivakarthikeyan, Sivakarthikeyan, Vaikom Vijayalakshmi If this punch had been present throughout the film, Kanaa would have been a nail-biting match to the end. Siva as Coach Nelson convinces her, first by explaining calmly but when Kousalya is unconvinced, his voice lashes out like a whip. At a crucial point before an international match, Kousalya falters and wonders why she should play. Actor Sathyaraj plays the ever supportive father who is forced to live on the streets due to mounting debts but his pride is evident when he sees his daughter pad up.Ī cameo by Sivakarthikeyan gives the film a much needed boost. She as a cricketer and he as a farmer have faced prejudice, but chose to rise above the hatred. The conviction in Kousalya’s face as she holds in her tears and the rage that she shows at home is perhaps one of the best sequences of the film.Īnother interesting facet of the film was when the writer drew comparison between the daughter and the father. She goes to the ground with a broomstick and hits her daughter. When her mother learns that her grown-up daughter is playing with men - one of them being Kousalya’s brother - she doesn’t hold back her anger. She is allowed to play cricket with the boys till she hits puberty.
Aishwarya is superlative in her face-off with her mother too. The actor trained as a bowler ahead of the film and it is obvious in the second half of Kanaa where the game takes the centrestage. She plays the role of Kousalya effortlessly. What does work for the film is Aishwarya.
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