Rahul Gupta

Great movie—I absolutely loved it! I’m amazed at how Malayalam filmmakers consistently manage to nail the ending so beautifully. The level of satisfaction you get after watching a 90-minute movie with such a perfect conclusion is truly unmatched. That said, I do have a few questions, and if anyone knows the answers, please let me know: 1. Where is the son’s body? 2. Who fired the shots at the elephant poster? 3. Who gave pistol to that monkey ? Did the movie actually address these questions, or are they meant to remain open-ended? Even though these mysteries linger for me, I still love the film. I’m happy with the unanswered questions—they only add to its charm.

Clearly not worth the hype. When I first heard about this movie and saw the trailer, I thought it would be something like Tumbbad—another great folklore to explore. However, watching the movie turned out to be such a letdown. Just take a look at the poster—the one showing a deep, steep gap between two peaks with a few people on top pulling out someone stuck there. That’s it. That’s the whole story. Honestly, even a documentary would be more entertaining. It’s not a story worth telling—in fact, it’s not really a story at all. If one of your friends visited a tourist spot and described it to you over a 1.5-hour phone call, that would probably be more engaging than this tasteless movie.

I don’t know about the theatre experience but I watched this in comfort of my home, It is a good one time watch movie for me at least. If you want to see good looking people in good looking locations with good looking VFX then this movie is for you plus this movie doesn’t require your constant attention so you can enjoy someone’s company while watching the movie.

This movie is a 3 and a half hour fairy tale lies in an imaginary parallel universe where there is no judicial system (police and court are like unicorns, people talk about them but nobody can witness their existence) and there are no consequences of one’s act and in that universe the US engineering degree also includes navy seal training with all kinds of marshal arts and weapons training. A 75mm click bait, filled with illogical and nonsense acts with no consequences

Great movie must watch, every thing is great from storyline to filmography, and attention to detail, amount of content in every shot is formidable.

So the Grandmother killed her own son and ttying to kill her grandson too, hard to buy.