Akshat Thakur

Funchline: Japan Made With No Plan Analysis: Japan emerges as an average money heist thriller. Director Raju Murugan, known for his work in films like Cuckoo and Joker, had the remarkable chance to helm a project with a star like Karthi for the first time in his career. His attempt to present Karthi in a hilariously action-packed money heist narrative holds promise, but the initial stages of the film stumble due to an apparent reverence for Karthi's stardom, causing a lapse in storytelling, screenplay, and direction. Although there's a regained momentum during the pre-interval phase, the underwhelming start and mismanagement of the entire first half hinder the overall impact. As a result, cinejosh's rating for Japan stands at 1.5, reflecting the initial struggles that affected the film's overall reception.

Some peoples spoils negativity of to this show but this show really needs awards What a screenplay. Not any drama and 4 hours you are on edge of the seat. And also great performance by Kay Kay menon , dibyendu Sharma, r.madhavan and babil Khan