MellowPlex Score: 6.2/10
Total reviews: 0
Vijay Milton film's biggest strength is its story and characterisation
Review by: Firstpost
Critic ReviewRating: 7.0 / 10
Kadugu ’s biggest strength is its story and characterisation. The story is told in a thriller style and explains that nobody is good or bad but it is the situation and circumstances that determines the outcome. Rajakumaran as Puli Pandi is a revelation and aptly cast, while Bharat as Nambi has given a stunning performance. The highlight is the last 15 minutes of the film when good triumphs over evil.
Kadugu Movie Review
Review by: Only Kollywood
Critic ReviewRating: 7.5 / 10
Simple, yet powerful film!
Splutters only in the end
Review by: IndiaGlitz
Critic ReviewRating: 4.0 / 10
If you possess the patience to endure a lot of boredom you may be impressed by the climax and the relevant messages.
'Kadugu' is a return to form for Vijay Milton
Review by: The Times of India
Critic ReviewRating: 7.0 / 10
'Kadugu' is a return to form for Vijay Milton, and a make-good for subjecting us to the disappointment that was 10 Endrathukulla. As he did with Goli Soda, Milton narrates a story whose plot points are familiar, but he injects freshness into the film by giving it a unique setting and populating it with characters who are unusual and fascinating. 'Kadugu' remains interesting even when things start to get predictable.
A topical social theme handled in a different and bold manner
Review by: Behindwoods
Critic ReviewRating: 5.5 / 10
Director Vijay Milton is back to what he is good at; handling emotions of a common man in the most realistic way. His solid writing has been the main strength of the film, and the way it has been handled is neat. More crispiness and less melodramatic or no melodramatic screenplay would have helped the film much better.
Bharath 
Rajakumaran 
Radhika Prasidhha 
Shubiksha 
Bharath Seeni 
Flower A. Manoharan 
A. Venkatesh 
Vijay Milton 
Anoop Seelin 
SN Arunagiri