STORY:  The Movie Story featured with Pre-Independence era of Tamilians who were ruled by British as slaves and sent to Malaysia to work in some Rubber factory. Kabaleswaram’s family members were also moved to Malaysia to work in the Factory. He also worked as laborer and ordinary man. In order to save Tamilians and his Family from British Kabaleeswaram (Rajnikanth) changes to Mafia Don. How he fights to save his world and help the downtrodden Tamilians in Malaysia forms the crux of Kabali.

REVIEW:  The Official trailer of the movie was released on 1st May 2016 and it got an excellent response from the fans and the viewers. The trailer clearly shows the style of Superstar and his different angle in the movie.

Rajinikanth strikes wonder in every frame with his majestic screen presence. Radhika Apte who played the role as Rajinikanth’s wife deliver excellent performance. Riythvika also did well. Sai Dhansikaa performed action sequences. Taiwanese actor Winston Chao have come out really well.

The first half goes good on some good points. There is an Amazing mass startup in the film and Rajini is famous for his famous mass startups are already elevated well in the trailer and this raise our expectations on the film. The second half delves into the emotional side.

The film has some great technical values of which the music and cinematography comes first. The music scored by Santosh Narayanan is so much impressive and the cinematography by G Murali is also pleasing. The visuals are really grand and Rajini was shown in a fantastic manner.

The audio rights for Kabali Tamil version, as well as the dubbed Telugu and Hindi versions, have been acquired by Think Music. The Soundtrack album featuring five songs, Ulagam Oruvanukka, Maya Nadhi, Veera Thurandhara, Vaanam Paarthen and Neruppu Da that was released on 12th June 2016.

Kabali starts with good moments but misses the pace at times and ends as an average entertainer. But it does well at the box office as the craze of Rajini will take over the box office result.