Youth
Comedy Romance Drama Tamil
Youth follows Praveen, a 15-year-old boy who enters adolescence determined to find true love before school ends. As he goes through multiple relationships and heartbreaks, he slowly begins to understand what love truly means. Along the way, the experiences shape his growth, maturity, and outlook on life.
| Cast: | Ken Karunaas, Anishma Anilkumar, Suraj Venjaramoodu, Devadarshini, Meenakshi Dinesh, Priyanshi Yadav, Abison Thevarasa, Sarath, Eshwar Santhanalakshmi, Nalini, S Manikandan |
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| Director: | Ken Karunaas |
| Writer: | Ken Karunaas |
| Editor: | Nash |
| Camera: | Viki |
All Guild Reviews of "Youth"
A Fun Ride That Loses Its Way
Ken Karunas’s debut film is 'self-aware' enough to see its flaws, but not brave enough to fix them
Over the years, Tamil cinema has trained the mass audience to always root for the loser. For example, Maan Karate’s protagonist, Peter (Sivakarthikeyan), is the poster boy for this brand of hero. In essence, Peter has no redeeming qualities. He is a lazy and incompetent bloke who lives off a gang that has a premonition that he will win a boxing contest. For a villain, the film features a character who has toiled his entire life to become a professional boxer. Yet, the film encourages the audience to back the hero because he is supposed to be relatable to the masses. Isn’t it easy to imagine a person winning in life without any effort?
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