Kalloori Vaasal" is a 1996 Indian Tamil movie 720p hd download

Kalloori Vaasal" is a 1996 Indian Tamil movie

 "Kalloori Vaasal" is a 1996 Indian Tamil-language teen romance film directed by Pavithran. The film features an ensemble cast, including Ajith Kumar, Prashanth, Pooja Bhatt, and Devayani in pivotal roles.

Director:

• Pavithran

Cast:

• Ajith Kumar as Vasanth
• Prashanth as Sathya
• Pooja Bhatt as Pooja
• Devayani as Nivetha
• Manivannan as Kumarasamy (Pooja's father)
• Kalyan Kumar as Milton
• Kavitha as Sathya's mother
• Thiruppur Ramasamy as Ramasamy
  
  

Plot Summary: Sathya and Vasanth have been inseparable friends since childhood. Kumarasamy, an employee of Sathya's mother, harbors ambitions of marrying his daughter, Pooja, to Sathya to secure his financial future. Unbeknownst to him, a complex love triangle unfolds: Nivetha, Pooja's best friend, falls for Vasanth, while Vasanth and Pooja develop feelings for each other. Upon discovering her friend's affection for Vasanth, Pooja decides to sacrifice her love. However, Vasanth, unaware of this, forcefully marries Pooja, leading to Nivetha's tragic suicide. The ensuing guilt and misunderstandings strain relationships, culminating in a dramatic climax where true intentions are revealed, and love triumphs over adversity.

Production Notes: "Kalloori Vaasal" is notable for being the only Tamil film featuring Bollywood actress Pooja Bhatt. Choreographer Kalyan made his acting debut in this film, portraying a college rogue. During production, Prashanth expressed concerns about his character's portrayal, leading to creative differences between his father, Thyagarajan, and director Pavithran. Prashanth adopted a distinctive ponytail for his role, adding to his character's youthful appeal.

Soundtrack: The film's music, composed by Deva, features a blend of melodious and upbeat tracks that resonated with the youth of the time. The songs complemented the college setting and the romantic narrative, contributing to the film's overall appeal.

Release and Reception: Released on 18 February 1996, "Kalloori Vaasal" received mixed reviews from critics. D. S. Ramanujam of The Hindu noted that while the film aimed to capture the youth audience with its dances and songs, it lacked a compelling story. K. Vijiyan of New Straits Times mentioned that the film relied heavily on star appeal rather than its storyline. Despite the star-studded cast, the film did not perform well at the box office.

Critical Review: "Kalloori Vaasal" attempts to explore the dynamics of friendship and love within a college setting. The film benefits from the star power of Ajith Kumar and Prashanth, whose on-screen camaraderie is a highlight. Pooja Bhatt's portrayal of Pooja adds depth to the love triangle, while Devayani's role as Nivetha brings emotional weight to the narrative. However, the screenplay's predictability and reliance on clichéd tropes may detract from the viewing experience for some audiences. The music by Deva stands out, with tracks that capture the youthful energy and emotions central to the film's theme