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Kandahar (Malayalam movie) - why did I see this movie ???

I had big expectations when I went to see the movie even though my sister (cousin) told us not to go. The titles were also not up to the mark. First and foremost is the pathetic second level cast which had attributed more to the badness of the film. The director Major Ravi, I think have forgotten the basics of direction even though big actors like Amitabh and Mohanlal. The director couldn't utilise an actress like KPAC Lalitha. She was heard blabbering too many things which were unnecessary dialogues. Even though the director wanted to show the truth some body has diverted it to a different path and that is evident in the film.

The simple conclusion is that the film is an utter disaster.

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