Girish Nair

Inspiration from 'Angulimal' is ok. The casting of protagonist is just wasted. Udayanithi is a dumb actor. The plot, screenplay and direction could have been better. Spoiled the climax. Utterly disappointing. Had it been some other lead actor and director; this movie could've been more watchable, thrilling and a treat.

Good suspense. The plot and screenplay is impressive. Though the stroy looks predictive, the progression of story is so discreet that the climax becomes unpredictable.

I would say this movie has perfect balance of emotion and entertainment. Rather it throws light on real life situations of those chasing stars and the realisation of the lost moments of relationship. Good Drama I would reccomend this movie to be watched by my daughter and wife together.

The movie throws an allegorical light on the current mindset and milieu of kerala state. Ambitious protagonist whose over smartness exposes him to many trivialities are picturised well. Though the supporting characters may recall the repetitiveness of past works of the director, the content is strong. Fahath Faasil has portrayed the protagonist role very well. After a long gap, the malayalee audience witnessed an end to end family entertaining film. Once again Srinivasan proved that he is good story teller. Direction by Sathyan Anthikkad. My rating 4/5.

First half of the movie is entertaining. Second half is a little drag and hype. There's a lack of logics in the protagonists adventurous and extravagant lifestyle. Makes us think how a jobless middle class man achieves anything he wants. Songs are cool. In toto it's a typical masala film. Could have been better if the script and story matched at least 50% reality of life. ✨ 2.5/5

The movie revolves around the protagonists milieu. He is an IT guy who is creative (photographer) at heart. Got in to the job after succumbing the pressure of his dad who seldom appreciates his skills. The protagonist played by Dulquer lost his mother during his childhood. It was his father who brought him up. A relevant story line embedded with regular events of evolving society. The viewer can find himself connected to the chord. No drags. Rating 4/5

If you have watched Kanchana, Tamil movie. Then there is no way that you are going like this movie. This is non-stop nonsense. Be it casting, script, dialogues, direction and screenplay. Akshay Kumar failed to capture and play the expression & mannerism of a 'kinnar'. Disappointing. However, Sharad Kelkar did justice to his casting.

Though the storyline is old, it is still relevant in the state of Tamil Nadu. Caste hatred and honour killing does exist even today. This is not limited only to rural; the footprints can be seen in urban Tamil Nadu too. This film has tried to capture all relevant developments in recent past. Vijay Yesudas who played the protagonist role has amazed the viewers with his outstanding performance. Songs are too good. I liked the suspense. My rating would be 4/5