Billed as a breezy, romantic comedy, Kullanari Koottam, however, turns out to be a boring ballyhoo. Vetri, an MBA, is jobless. And adding to his woes is his father’s hatred for the police profession. Why? Well the director does not think it worthwhile to deliberate.
During his mobile recharge, Vetri meets Priya, resulting in their romance. Whether Vetri emerge victorious in his love life forms the rest of the tale.
Rendered in a lackadiscal fashion, Sribalaji’s Kullanari Koottam is not the proverbial entertainer and falls flat in its intentions with nothing to write home about.
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