Satheesh Kumar

This is one of those best in class movies. What happens to a beautiful young widower in a small town abuzz with gossips around her lonely lifestyle is captured in style. Everyone, young, old stalks her, disguise helping her, only to prey on her. At one stage we happen to believe that almost all the men in town are perverts. The soundtrack and cinematography makes one love watching it.. be it the boys trailing her to all places or Melena strolling on the streets, simply awesome.

Excellent cinematography. Lead actors had done their job well. All good work ruined by slow screenplay.Supposed to be a 'feel good movie' like Maayanadi, but gaps in narration played spoilsport.. finally climax twist is interesting.

Excellent screenplay. Emotions running high from the beginning as sincere cop and determined father pursue the missing girls. Alex whispered.. and with one simple clue audience pinning their hopes towards end. As usual Roger Deakins scores behind camera.

What makes this movie so special is, apart from the subject itself, those rapid cut shots in succession, background score and camera angles, watching most of scenes from top corner of the room, like a spy camera.

Brillant, high volt action flick. While watching the movie, i always had this in my thoughts.. Goat herders were detained and released..Instead of unleashing all 3 before aborting entire operations, they should have let the old free, so that they could buy some time to escape and same time ensure the safety of the other two.

If you're someone, who plan your weekend movies just by looking at the posters, then Fight Club is sure to deceive you.