Ka Ka Ka: Aabathin Arikuri
Ashok Kumar is a really healthy guy, who's settled in United States with his wife Megashree who is the daughter of Naasar. But in due time he returns back to India, as he was facing a lot of problems with the company he was working for.
Directed by M. Manon · Comedy · Horror · 2017
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Director
M. Manon
Studio
Arpita Creations
Release
2017
Genres
Comedy, Horror
Full Plot
A young couple, Karthik and Deepthi, move to India to help their friend Kiran in his village. However, upon returning from a trip, they find themselves entangled in a mysterious series of events involving supernatural forces that threaten their relationship. A ghostly presence, coupled with other malevolent entities, creates chaos in the household, putting Karthik and Deepthi's love to the test.
Cast & Characters
Did You Know?
Ka Ka Ka: Aabathin Arikuri
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Did You Know that this movie was shot simultaneously in Tamil and Telugu languages?
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Did You Know that Kiran Pattikonda made his directorial debut with this film, also producing it?
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Did You Know that the film's cinematographer is Saravana Natarajan, an assistant to Velraj?
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Critical Assessment
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Ka Ka Ka: Aabathin Arikuri was directed by M. Manon.
Fan & Critic Buzz
The movie received mixed reviews. Some critics praised the film's overall performance, while others highlighted its lack of suspense. One critic noted that the Tamil version was rated 80 out of 100 by Maalai Malar magazine.
Source: Wikipedia — Critical reception (CC BY-SA)
