Kadaseela Biriyani follows the story of three brothers who wish to take revenge for their father’s death. And that is the story. But it is such an interesting and deliciously pulpy watch that it goes beyond revenge. The screenplay is probably a mix between a Lijo Jose Pellisary film and a Guy Ritchie film. It might seem convoluted at the very beginning with no context shared about the revenge, you slowly get to know about it vaguely through the dialogues. While the first hour sets up the thrill elements right, the dark humour kicks in at the halfway mark with a hilariously jaw dropping sequence that will make you laugh hysterically. The proceedings are pulpy, something that is evident right at the start with a pink screen with mild disco lights presenting the title of the film. The second half gets a bit darker and murkier which dollops of violence integrated. But the good part is that the dark humour is present through and through to keep you engaged and entertained. A couple of subplots seem a bit half baked but that is fine.The one area where the film falls a little short of greatness is the final 10 minutes. The proceedings seemed to be hurried and mildly off track instead of a deliciously pulpy affair. But taking nothing away from the journey, this is a pretty good screenplay that will make you laugh while keeping you invested throughout.