Ankith C. Wilfred

Beautifully executed. Kudos to the director and the actors for taking up this experimental project.

It's a Guy Ritchie movie. just watch it.

Cycles with no brakes and teachers with their usual torment, Nonsense is more than just that. M.C. Jithin has tried and accomplished to make a debut movie with all the elements a movie should have. The movie revolves around Amal (Rinosh George),a class 11 student, who likes to view the world through his own lens, giving his opinions without any fear and gets called ‘Nonsense’ for doing so. He is also a BMX sport enthusiast who wants to bring out the sport to the common folk. The usual teenage love fancies and the usual backbench dramas are portrayed really well by the supporting actors. Students who see the movie can surely relate to it and maybe see themselves in Amal. The character played by Vinay Fort was really humorous at first but really provided great advice to Amal as the movie progressed. The music and background score is really enriching and is really helpful in bringing out the story. The visuals were also great and the BMX cycle stunts were really awesome.