Kangaroo
Murugesan aka Kangaroo cares so deeply for his sister Azhagu, whom the local pimp Ticket is lusting after. And then, when the men Azhagu agrees to marry die one after the other in seemingly natural circumstances, questions arise. Who murdered them and to what end?
Directed by Samy · Thriller · 2015
Director
Samy
Writer
Samy
Studio
V House Productions
Release
24 Apr 2015
Genres
Thriller
Cast & Characters
Arjuna
Chellam
Varsha Ashwathi
the police inspector
Ghajini
Murugesan (Kangaroo)
Ranjith Velayudhan (Arjuna)
Thakapan Swami Nadar
Thambi Ramiah
Police
Director Saamy
Did You Know?
Samy has directed 3 films in our catalog, including Sindhu Samaveli, Mirugam.
Source: theIReview.com catalog · verified 2026-08-02
Production for the film began in April 2013, with the director Samy revealing that Kangaroo would be a film dedicated to caring mothers and stated that it was a family friendly film, marking a change from the controversial themes of his previous three projects.
Source: Wikipedia · verified 2026-08-03
Sify wrote "To conclude, comparing to Samy's earlier ventures, Kangaroo is a better, family-friendly movie but in general perspective, it‘s a middling one!
Source: Wikipedia · verified 2026-08-03
Critical Assessment
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Who directed Kangaroo?+
Kangaroo was directed by Samy.
Fan & Critic Buzz
Kangaroo received mixed reviews from critics, with some finding it a better, family-friendly option compared to its predecessor, while others felt it was middling overall. The film's pacing was criticized for being slow in the first half, but picked up pace after the interval. Some reviewers praised unexpected twists and turns in the plot.
Source: Wikipedia — Critical reception (CC BY-SA)
