Children's films are released in Tamil. But there is a criticism that they are not for children.
There are some good films like Bujji at Anupatti to overcome that shortcoming.
Children studying in school.. Brother Saravanan – Sister Durga. Both live in a farm house with their parents in a village near Uthukuli. Simple family.Shiva, the owner of the farm, is fond of children.The boy Saravanan was a non-vegetarian lover, One day when he and his younger sister Durga were returning home from school, they found a lamb on the way. Durga brings it home with her, names it Pujji and raises it with Love.
But after a few days the goat disappeared. It turns out that the father of the boys sold the lamb and drank it.
The little girl Durga gets depressed. Seeing his remorse, brother Siva plans to find Bhujji.
The brother and sister set out in search of the lamb.
The rest of the story is the journey of the two – a thrilling one.
Pranathi, who plays the girl Durga, does a wonderful job. A goat found on the way, "Brother.. can we take it to our house and raise it" and ask with a twinkle in his eyes… crying and beating when the goat is missing, "Oh.. have you killed the goat"… excellent performance.
Karthik Vijay, who plays his brother, has also done a good job. In the beginning watching the mutton drooling… then “Kari Chapudurudha Ututtenna” means traveling with his younger sister in search of the goat… Kudos to this boy too.
The teenage girl who travels with them in search of goats also attracts attention. Sadness on the face.. no parents.. yet, bringing food to the boys with concern.. when the girl told them that the food was spoiled, she ran away and bought Italians from the shop.. amazing acting.
Kamal Kumar, who comes as a farmer, presents a good man by showing affection to the children and frantically searching for them.
Lavanya Kanmani who plays a police officer, a person who becomes a Muslim who runs a curry shop, Nuckalites Vaitheswari, Nuckalites Meena, etc done good job.
Arunmozhi Cholan's cinematography, Karthik Raja's music and Matheswaran's cinematography all make the film enjoyable.
Kudos to director Ram Kandaswamy for giving us the story of two lives traveling in search of one life.
A movie that everyone can enjoy with Family.
