Kanna Laddu Thinna Aasaiya (Tamil)
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KLTA team’s agenda is simple and clear- they want to make the audience laugh and they have succeeded in this mission big time. Gags and oneliners follow at regular intervals. Although pace is not the high point of KLTA, by the time you realize the snag, there is something coming on screen which makes you roll with laughter. That aside, KLTA is all about humor snippets that are strung together that gives an enjoyable time at the theatre.

The power of Santhanam at the BO and with the audience is well known but in KLTA, it is Powerstar Srinivasan who shadows everyone becoming the power centre of KLTA. It is in fact interesting to observe that Santhanam has given ample scope for his fellow actor and perhaps it is his shrewd acumen that had roped in Powerstar for his film. It is a kind of big spoof played on the actor which Santhanam points at the end “nee comediannu theriyamaiye irukkiyae’ which works for KLTA.

Among Thaman's songs the ‘love letter’ number, remix of yesteryear ‘unnai vaazhthi paadugiren’ picturized on Santhanam is a laugh riot.  Replete with humor, KLTA offers what it is set out for-gives an unabashed hilarious 140 minutes for the viewer.

Cast: Gautham Menon, Kovai Sarala, Mayilswamy, Pattimandram Raja, Power Star Srinivasan, Santhanam, Sethu, STR, Vishakha Singh, VTV Ganesh
DVD Features:NTSC, Dolby® Digital 5.1 Surround
Subtitles: Not AvailableProduction: Rama Narayanan, Santhanam
Direction: K S Manikandan
Music: Thaman
Cinematography: Balasubramaniem

For Powerstar, all that he does is to just play himself and hence it is a natural performance. The very factors, for which he is generally made fun of, are all integrated in to the story resulting in a spoof like show. The best example could be the scene at the liquor shop where Santhanam takes a picture of Powerstar, shows it to him, asks for his opinion and teases him.
 
For Santhanam, KLTA is another regular show as an actor and he glides past his role. When he emotes with feigned seriousness mimicking all heroes when Vishaka asks him ‘neengalumaa?’, it is hilarious to say the least. There are also dance sequences in KLTA involving Santhanam and Powerstar which again result in more hilarity. Newcomer Sethu is just about adequate and in fact he fades in the presence of the other two artists.  Vishakha Singh is one more actor from north.

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