KV Na

An average feel-good movie overall. While some scenes were emotional and touching, the film often felt slow-paced, with unnecessary songs and characters that added nothing to the story. The climax was cheap , the cameo by Meera, was completely unnecessary ,it felt cheap and ruined the impact of the whole movie. Up until that point, the movie was decent. Basil Joseph's role felt irrelevant to the plot.

Violence and full of violence. Film Explores all possibilities of violence , pathetic story . Never thought Mohan Lal would act in this kind of movie. Nothing compared to Drishyam. Looks like paid reviews . Some reviews says it's feel good & refreshing!!! In what way , i don't understand.

Why didn't this progressive couples opt for Sterilization and convince their parents instead of cribbing about having a child? This character considers kids as burdern, potty machine and Obstacle to achieve her dreams .The character is judgemental when she says, people who have only raised kids haven't achieved anything in their life. There are many brave mothers who have raised kids and also chased their dreams.. Marriage is not a hindrance to her dreams, so this so called progressive women decides to get married at 25 even before settling in her career..why didn't she wait till she achieve her dream? Sex is not a hindrance, when she knows that contraceptives are not 100% , and inspite of that she takes the risk , and justifies Abortion. But not thinking about permanent Sterilization. It's better such people don't have kids.. We hear news of such people who kill their kids for their personal selfishness. In the film she did it in her womb.. That's all. The film sends a message that women with kids can't chase their dreams . And abortion is justified.