Augusto Creations comes with a novel theme for its latest Tamil Play Akhila Kitty

Akhila Kitty, Inauguration of the new Tamil Play in Kodai Nataka Wija 2025 by Augusto Creations: Srinath M

Augusto is known for its scripts on the basis of crime, and their latest drama Akhila Kitty, Karthik Fine Arts’ staging for Kodai Nataka Wija, is also a crime as its subject. Titular character Akhila Kitty (Usha Nandini) is a very demanding writer of mystery stories. His thriller, sorted in a magazine, promotes its circulation. Unfortunately, Akhila died before completing his latest story. The editor of the magazine hit an idea to sideline sales. He invites submission to complete the story, with the award for the best submission. There is a catastrophe of reactions including AI-related story! Vanappan’s (Pothillingam) story wins the award.

It is learned that Akhila’s story was based on facts. There is a large -scale criminal, who has survived the legal dragnet, thanks to a police officer who suppressed the important evidence. Akhila had evidence about the Modas Operanndi of Criminal Mastermind, and was going to reveal her through his story before dying. How he is, how is it made of the rest of the story.

Augusto Creations from ‘Tamil Play’ Akhila Kitty ‘. , Photo Credit: Srinath M

For a suspense play to appeal, Tempo is important. Augusto Creations’ Akhila kitty There was a promising beginning, but soon slowed down. Tenant Raju (Karthikeyan) did not give any purpose in the story. To estimate the audience to the end, there could be a lineup of suspects with all possible objectives. Such a lineup would have been possible if Akhila’s novel would have been half over instead of its conclusion. The identity of the criminal was revealed through the drama, and it took an edge with enthusiasm. The rest of the play was the only formality. Shakeela, with Vannappan, indulged in a light-hearted banquet and odded her sister Akhila soon after the death of Akhila. Suddenly at the bottom of the villain, who were colliding with people who were inconvenient for them were not convinced. There were some well -written lines, for which Augusto should be praised. The subject stood outside for its novelty, but it could be handled better.