Christopher

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Loosely based on the plot of Theri, the Tamil movie. Mammooty is trying his best to make the films as interesting as possible but nothing seems to be working out commercially well, it's a commendable effort. So many slow-motion sequences with the same BGM deter us away more than the film's usual plot itself. The only watchable part is the protagonist's mannerisms and the different female leads who do their job of just showing up for their hero to move onto the next scene, that's & nothing else. Overall, it's a usual commercial movie made in Mollywood, and if you want to support that industry for whatever reason, then it's watchable for you.

The slow motion and the music eveytime the director wanted to emphasise a shot, 90% of the time they showed the protagonist this routine was on, this was so irritating that you foget to get to the story and the plot, which was so predictable even a couple of decades back, probably 5. When will the movie makers understand that the audience has matured and efforts, if you can call it that, laughable. Mammotty is an great actor, let him act, he does not need all these emphasise. This kind of stunts were okay sometimes back and we expected and accepted it from movies of South, not any more, what a waste of time.

It's a poor and bad script and everyone doing it for sharing screen with Mammootty. It can't be termed as a fiasco, since it's a dated story with too many cameos, this trend started after Gold directed by Alphonse Puthran. In certain scenes even Mammootty doesn't seemed interested his expressions were bland (May be he sensed the complete blunder in writing but agreed due to some old commitments to the duo ). But the stalwart has his moments. The antagonist seemed complete miss cast. Amala tries harder but the script was poor. BGM and cinematography were good. Thank God there are no songs.