Kingston Movie Review

Review: GV Prakash’s Kingston A Disappointing Sea Adventure

  • Movie Name: Kingston
  • Release Date: March 7, 2025
  • Rating: 2.5/5
  • Cast: GV Prakash Kumar, Dhivyabharathi, Chetan, Azhagam Perumaal, Elango Kumaravel, and others
  • Director: Kamal Prakash
  • Producers: GV Prakash Kumar & Umesh K R Bansal
  • Music: GV Prakash Kumar
  • Cinematography: Gokul Benoy
  • Editor: San Lokesh

Kingston, marketed as India’s first sea adventure film, stars GV Prakash Kumar and has been released in both Tamil and Telugu. The film follows King (GV Prakash), a man involved in smuggling who returns to his cursed village, Thoovathur, to break a deadly sea curse and restore his village’s livelihood.

Positives:

  • The second half offers some thrilling sea adventure moments, creating tension and curiosity.
  • GV Prakash Kumar delivers a decent performance, helping carry the film during its more engaging scenes.

Negatives:

  • The film struggles with weak storytelling and poor execution, dragging due to repetitive flashbacks and a slow pace.
  • The narrative feels disjointed, with unnecessary flashbacks that interrupt the plot, and the film's style is reminiscent of KGF without the substance.
  • The first half is slow and sluggish, making it hard to stay invested, while the second half, though slightly better, lacks depth.
  • The supporting characters are underwhelming, and Divya Bharathi’s role feels unnecessary.


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