Pramod Srinivasan

The movie wasn’t just bad—it was exceptionally terrible. The plot was a tangled mess, with scenes that felt haphazardly stitched together without any logical flow. The characters’ actions were baffling, making it seem as though the filmmakers had no clear vision or direction. The result was a chaotic, disjointed experience that failed to engage or captivate the audience. It was a far cry from a film like Nayakan, which masterfully weaves its story and characters together.