Sathish Kumar

A very disturbing film. Watch only if you like psychological horror. For me personally it is after a long time that I could watch a movie with my eyes glued to the screen for the entire two hours duration. Though it is a slow burner, there was no lag since as a viewer, I could get well connected with the characters. If one goes deep into the storyline, there are a few potholes here and there. Overall, it's 4/5 from my side

Worthy of a one time watch. Story gets predictable a short while after the interval. Extreme show of courage & determination at police station and subsequent action scenes are over the top and is particularly played for the gallery. An afterthought: why is the police force so vilified?

I found it to be better than some of the reviews I read before watching it. There are negatives but the positives outweigh them convincingly. The premise is new and with a healthy mix of fantasy, horror and emotions. I think a new genre has been discovered and the makers deserve credit for that

Excellent treat for SG fans. Nice build up to the narrative with nonlinear narration being used effectively. Script seems to lose steam towards the end and the climax appears to be hurried. Twist was good but presented in a very prosaic manner

* Considering the premise and the star cast - Unfulfilled promise * Entertaining in bits and pieces * Overall opinion - Just makes the cut. Can be watched without boredom

Must watch for thriller lovers. Tight screenplay, Excellent performance from SG, Biju Menon, Siddique, and all the other supporting actors. You will see glimpses of Ayyappanum Koshiyum interlaced with a mystery thriller-drama

Too slow, unnecessary nonlinear narration here and there, very poor motivation for actions taken by the lead actor

Stopped after half an hour. Boring would be an understatement

Don't watch with high expectations built up by the rave reviews. It is raw, unpolished with sharp edges, and forthright in its narrative. Felt occasionally that the forthrightness in narration is deliberately accentuated. Lots of novelty in presentation and narration no doubt but at the end of it all, was the effort worth the 'borderline misandrist' message given by the movie?