Iratta

I love malayalam movies, the script is so unique and the fights are close to the real life. Be prepared for a disturbing end if you want to watch this movie. I personally tried anticipating the story and failed, this movie kept me engaging till the very end. Joju George did really well in both the characters. You can literally see all the emotions that the characters feels. But the only negative about the script is *w anjali was able to move in with a police office right after her husband went to the jail. But anjali is not so relevant to the story, that live story really doesn't make a difference.

"Iratta" is a gripping and intense film that tells the story of identical twins Vinod and Pramod, brilliantly portrayed by Joju George. The film masterfully blends elements of drama and thriller, resulting in a captivating cinematic experience. One of the most striking aspects of the film is its treatment. The director has taken great care in crafting a visually stunning film, with beautiful s*ts and a color palette that perfectly complements the mood of each scene. Additionally, the pacing of the film is spot on, with just the right amount of tension and suspense to keep the audience engaged throug*ut. The acting in "Iratta" is truly outstanding. Joju George, Anjali and Arya Salim and the rest of the team is splendid. Their performances are nuanced and emotional, with moments of tenderness, humor, and intensity that bring the characters to life on the screen. Joju brings a sense of authenticity to his roles, with each character possessing a distinct personality and mannerism. Overall, "Iratta" is a must-see and well-crafted film for fans of drama and thriller genres and of course of Joju George. With its top-notch treatment, excellent acting, and engrossing storyline, it is a film that will leave a lasting impression on audiences.

Iratta is a w*dunnit thriller is strong emotional affair too. An ASI Vinod dies in the police station due to bullet wounds leading to 3 other policemen turned into suspects. The incident occurs while they were prepping for an event outside the police station, filled with media. It turns into an high priority case and ASI Vinod's twin brother DySP Pramod joins the investigation. Far more dark secrets come out as he starts unraveling the mystery behind his brother's death. The first act starts on strong note with the three suspects giving their versions of what kind of a person ASI Vinod was while also shedding light on his own enmity with the twin brother. The mystery behind the death is well maintained till the third act which was commendable. The second act tries to pack a bit too much with the flashback involving the twins' child*od days and their abusive father along with the flashback involving Vinod's own redemption after falling in love. But it is the third act which gives a solid twist, wit*ut shying away from the dark nature of the reveal. The narrative indeed reaches it's emotional peak and the performance by Joju George as both Vinod and Pramod elevates the scenes perfectly. If the second act had been better balanced then it would've complimented the third act even more. Iratta is still worth watching for a good thriller movie led by a solid performance by Joju George.

T*ught.this would be something like 'Thadam'. But man, this is next level. Even t*ugh the location and the plot is so simple, yet it is so captivating. The simplicity is what worked for the film. Every little detail leading upto the incredible climax. Joju Geroge is just fantastic. While some may say that the entirity of the film is slow-paced and average,I like it the best. The backstory of the twins is so convincing. It contains the perfect amount of suspense, nothing overboard. Every characters have done justice to their roles. It would not be a suprise if Bollywood come with a remake of this very soon.