Vinesh Vidya

In this raw and realistic portrayal, the film offers a true depiction without resorting to glorifying the lead actor. Prepare to be immersed in the raw emotion and pain depicted on screen. Solid performance by Prithviraj and Gokul ( who acted as Hakim). While the music may not immediately captivate, it's not lacking either. With time, the songs may resonate more deeply.

It’s a visual treat and LJP has used all his resources to the max. At the same time its definitely not a mass movie.

Just watched "Neru" – a decent film. As the director mentioned, it lacks excessive twists and leans more towards a courtroom drama. It's an attempt to portray Mohanlal in a subdued manner compared to his previous loud roles. Personally, I felt it fell short in portraying a realistic courtroom scenario, unlike movies "Nna thaan poyi case kodu."

Kaathal- Yet another commendable effort by Jeo Baby. True to his style, he delves into the nuanced aspects of ordinary lives. Mammotty, Jyothika , Anagha Ravi, Muthumani - too good 👍

It's a lovely movie - slow burn but a movie which will remain with you even after stepping out from the Theatre. Performance by Joju, Kunchacko Boban and Nimisha is subtle but very effective. A young actor who acted as a hostile party worker( don't know his name) acted as if he's living the character. It's a really good watch.

Sidique shines in parts but otherwise, this is an average movie. At the same time, the Movie is not trash type. Having seen Jis Joy's last two movies, I went with some degree of expectation but somehow Movie didn't live up. Songs are forgettable and they didn't strike any chord. Friendship and family relations are shown in good light and that's heartening to see in this age. Jis Joy is a highly talented Director and wishes him luck on his next venture.

A very ordinary movie. Background music and slow motions cannot carry a movie beyond a point.Movie started of very well but lost plot by the middle. Mammooty is apt for the role but there is nothing he can do with the kind of story he is offered.

Mammotty's subtle portrayal, shedding his superstar persona as the story builds towards its climax. While it may not carry the same level of realism as his previous work, "Unda," it successfully navigates the delicate balance between realism and audience appeal. It sticks to the tried-and-true theme of senior officers resisting change, forcing our hero to take matters into his own hands – a formula that never fails to captivate. In the end, it might not elicit a "wow" , but it's undeniably a watchable experience, with Mammotty's understated performance deserving special mention. This one's for those who appreciate a blend of realism and entertainment in their movies.