Myquali Tywriters

Just watching it for one reason—Mohanlal—even though he let me down. The movie felt like a chaotic mix of: The filmmakers’ frustration with a particular community and political party A bunch of conspiracy-theory nonsense Disconnected events stitched together without any coherence Some failed attempts at glorifying two political parties and a powerful community I get that it’s not a documentary, but the storyline is unbearably awkward. Performance: Manju Warrier – Cringeworthy; she’s not the Manju we once knew. Lal – A motionless puppet. Tovino – Deserves much better films but somehow got trapped in this mess. Actor who played Bajrangi – A great actor who needs better roles. The old lady in the beginning, Zayed’s father, Munna – Painfully unnatural performances. Baiju – Maybe the filmmakers expected audiences to show up just for him, though his screen time is minimal.