Saattai

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BehindWoods.com 2/5

Saattai is a timely film. The preachy dialogues in the film are what students listen to in real life. This is probably why the film fails to make the intended impact as there is nothing out of the box. Read More

Galatta.com

Saattai looks like a very clinched cup of tea. We have already seen many such flicks with the same story line. However director M. Anbazhagan's idea to cast Samuthirakani as the school teacher needs to be appreciated as he fits the bill perfectly. Sadly all the others in the star cast are adequate. Read More

Sify.com Above Average

On the whole, Saattai is a decent entertainer which harps loudly on the message it wants to convey. Read More

IndiaGlitz

Produced by Prabhu Solomon and John Max, 'Saattai' ends up a preachy tale and the dialogues go overboard at places. But forget all for the noble intentions of the director, who in his very first film has touched a sensitive issue and come up trumps. Read More

OneIndia 3/5

Newcomer M Anbazhagan has an excellent script in hand. But it could appear to be too preachy after some time. His dialogues are wonderful and takes potshots at our education system. Nonetheless, he manages to give a good message with lot of entertainment. Samuthirakani has done an amazing job. Read More

ChennaiOnline.com

Prabhu Solomon's favourite D Imman's music provides good support to the film. The numbers 'Sahayane...' by Shreya Ghosal and 'Adi Podi Raangi' are sweet melodies that lingers on. Jeevan's cinematography adds the required dimension to the film, capturing the scenic beauty of the village. Read More