Shashidhar S

Till date, i was never a inclined towards watching Malayalam movie. I ran out of what to watch and while casually browsing Prime. Found this GEM !!! As a child, i was always fond of ****(Nope, i'll not spill & spoil). Read the brief & decided to watch this one :) Though i cannot follow all the words spoken, it was easy to follow whats on the screen, at times rewind & play just to know if there was anything important. Enough of my & my experience of the language & how i accidentally ended up watching the movie ! What i liked about the movie most is the way one cannot connect to their childhood memory. The narrative of making silly of the car & the parents gradually how the protagonist realises the "value" of the object which becomes a part of your life. What started off as a silly middle class story, gradually turns out to be a heart warming one ! As a middle classer, the value system you are made to develop from the childhood. Wonderful attempt by the team ! Mallu's reading my review, please do share such movies. I would love to watch them all :)

The idea of making a thriller is evident. However, the stitching of events do not hold good with each other. Once you are done watching the movie, you get a feeling why did you waste 2+ hrs of your time. 2 stars for the bold attempt to make a thriller of this kind.

Pity for the Cinema goers. I'm sure R. Madhavan would have regretted the decision to sign this !!

I have seen Saina & her mother closely while she practiced at KBA. Hence it was very difficult to see the mannerisms were not brought out by Praneeti Chopra - I trust it was the director who failed in this. The intensity was missing all through.

Hats off to the director & the actors of the movie. Loved every bit of it. A spl mention to Ashok Selvan & Nithya Menen. Amazing !!!

The movie easily is a something you could give it a pass. Majorly for the reasons as below: We all know that someone belongs to a respectful family. Sad that the audience is repeatedly reminded of. (Consider the last few movies too) I feel the actor is trying too hard to fit into by drinking onscreen / allowing lame & ill fitted jokes by artists known for it. By being what you were, holds a class & respect of your own. You stand out by character, no need to be one among the crowd. You have an audience of your own. Please do consider that in your future projects. 2 * is purely for the real you. :)

The only saviour of the movie is Rahul Dev with his acting skills & adapting an accent. I wonder what was the director thinking when he made this movie.. taking the producers for a ride or the audience. Let me share why this movie is worthless your precious 90+ mins time. 1. Most of the lead characters have done an under par justice to their role. 2. To me Anup Soni for his character is not suitable at all. Though he is a very good actor on small screen, hasn't come out well. May be the editing & screen play faults also weigh on him. 3. Sameer Malhotra being the bhudda when Rahul Dev seems older. No fault of either of the actors. Its the director who i feel is at fault. Who had to visualise their appearances before hand. 4. Giving away the suspense of the killer around the mid of the movie i feel was ridiculous. How do you keep your audience engaged once they know who the killer is.