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Yutha Satham Movie Details

Yutha Satham is an Indian Tamil-language action thriller film directed by Ezhil and produced by Kallal Global Entertainment and MKRP Productions. The film stars R. Parthiban, Gautham Karthik and Saipriya Deva, with a supporting cast including Robo Shankar, Manobala, Vaiyapuri and Chaams. It is based on the novel of the same name by Rajesh Kumar. The film’s music and score is composed by D. Imman, with cinematography handled by R. B. Gurudev and editing done by Gopi Krishna. The film was scheduled to be released in theatres on 26 January 2022, but got postponed to 18 March 2022.

Yutha Satham Movie Cast

• R. Parthiban as Kathirvelan, Sub-Inspector of Crime Branch
• Gautham Karthik as Nagulan, MSE Psychologist and Shadow Squad Detective, Raghavi’s love interest
• Saipriya Deva as Raghavi,Nagulan’s love interest^[5]
• Robo Shankar
• Manobala
• Vaiyapuri
• Chaams
• Ashvin Raja
• Moorthy
• Mithun Maheshwaran
• Muthaiah Kannadasan
• Kamaraj
• Madhu Sree
• Mathew Varghese as Police Commissioner Muthukrishnan

Yutha Satham Movie Review

Radhakrishnan Parthiban plays Kathirvelan, a cop who has returned to the force after taking a break due to a personal tragedy, in Yutha Satham. However, based on how this character is written and acted, one would be hard pressed to believe that he is a cop troubled by personal demons. Parthiban plays this character in the same manner in which he plays most of his parts, delivering quips rather than dialogues and behaving as if he doesn’t give a damn. In fact, based on his appearance, one might not recognise him as a cop if they happened to run into him on the street.

So, when Kathirvelan is assigned a dramatic case, virtually on his station’s doorstep, we expect a gripping investigative thriller. After all, Raghavi (Saipriya Deva), the victim, has been stabbed many times by mysterious men. But, for some reason, Kathirvelan decides to pursue Nakulan (Gautham Karthik), Raghavi’s boyfriend and a private detective. Nakulan, on the other hand, maintains innocence and vows to track down the murderer himself.

Yutha Satham is based on Rajesh Kumar’s novel, and we witness the existence of various high-concept aspects — music performed at a precise decibel that turns it into a potent drug, a dodgy private investigator, corporate espionage — that could have made this a pulpy thriller. These elements, however, exist solely as notions with no foundation. Ezhil’s script is so erratic, veering widely from inappropriate comedy to loud melodrama. And he directs this material with little regard for the genre. We get abrupt tonal swings and unconvincing performances that detract from any sense of atmosphere. Instead, the director fills the screen with tasteless humour by Robo Shankar, forgettable music, and confusing editing techniques. We don’t care about the killer’s identity by the time we come to the final reveal.