Review of Bloody Beggar: Producer Nelson Dilipkumar is heavily featured in this wild, dark comedy, which centres on Kavin.
As everyone knows, filmmaker Nelson Dilipkumar enjoys penning dark comedy and has a caustic sense of humour. He is now producing Bloody Beggar, a film in this genre that was written and directed by Sivabalan Muthukumar, a debutante.
What is Bloody Beggar about?
As the title implies, Bloody Beggar is about a beggar (Kavin), whose identity is revealed only at the very end. However, you discover that this peculiar, jovial beggar is also not like other beggars. While he uses various strategies to make quick cash, he lives with a young child named Jack (played by Rohit Dennis), who sells stationery at traffic lights (much like in real life). The beggar orders pizza from a meal delivery app but refuses to pay Jack ₹10 to see a movie, leaving you to wonder what the man is hiding behind. Jack, who is dissatisfied, prays to God to teach the beggar a lesson, and what a lesson it is!
The beggar is informed one day that the deceased movie star Chandrabose’s (Radha Ravi) home is hosting a free lunch, or “annadhanam.” After landing there for the lunch, he discovers he is confined within the mansion. He somehow becomes involved in the property struggle between Chandrabose’s several heirs. The beggar discovers the cunning, deceptive schemes of the deceased actor’s avaricious children while he is imprisoned in the house, which leads to a number of amusing circumstances.
Kavin Elevates the Crazy Dark Comedy
The black comedy penned by Sivabalan Muthukumar is full of characters and scenarios that make you think. With their antics and amusing lines, he injects humour into scenes. One of Chandrabose’s grandchildren, for example, is often dressing up like his grandfather in different movies. The ghost in the home, murders, and Kani, the beggar’s wife, are also hot topics of conversation. Numerous things are happening, and it can be challenging to keep track of them all. Along with horror sequences, a sizable cast of characters has been employed to create a laugh riot, and everything comes together in the second half. The film is negatively impacted by the intercut emotional scenes and the beggar’s flashback scenes.
Overall, Bloody Beggar, which features some of Nelson Dilipkumar’s signature touches, is a respectable effort by Sivabalan Muthukumar. This illogically structured movie has some lag, which detracts from the audience’s interest. Additionally, some of the humour is unsatisfactory. In addition to Kavin, the film stars Redin Kingsley, Akshaya Hariharan, and TM Karthik. Despite the film’s shortcomings, Kavin does a good job carrying it, and for that, he deserves praise. Bloody Beggar can be the perfect treat if you’re searching for something wild and unique to consume over this holiday season.
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