Sourav Sarath

Its a late review, I know. The movie has got a flow. Though it is a multi-starer, everyone has got a unique character build up and the script team did a really good job with that. It's tough to do pull off something like this without a strong script and sense of character arc Making. The one thing above everything was Sushin Shyam's BGM score. Though it felt inspired fron some other pieces, it was out of the world. It created a mood of getting infected with virus. He is surely one of the best in business. There is no need to say anything about the cinematography as It is handled by Rajeev Ravi n accompanied by Shyju Khalid. The movie seems to have lost something from the start of the second half but it's not a very big thing. It's emotional and it will suffocate the viewer for sure. The gripping cuts and jumps was truly beautiful. The one thing that seemed to be off was the use of red lights in the hospital scenes. Though it was used to symbolise the danger situations, it could have been avoided or replaced with something else as no hospitals use red lights in their corridors. Ashique Abu has once again proved his directing prowess after Mayanadhi. A must watch for all movie lovers.

The period of the movie is set in 1995. The director completely failed to create a mood of the 90s era. Shankar Ramakrishnan should have looked more into the script rather than just creating a movie. Could have done better. The BGM was not at all suitable for most of the scenes.The star value of all the cameos could have used better especially Mammooty. The positive side of the movie is that it never created a lagging experience. Though the action sequences defied the laws of physics, it was fun to watch with all that fast camera movements. It is a pucca mass masala entertainer of sorts. The best thing about the movie is that it gave chances to some of the future stars of malayalam cinema. A sit back and think nothing one time watchable.