Anusha Madhavan

This movie resonated to me, where they represented a story in a old decade.. similar to how my parents start saying, back then I used to... Movie captured the typical lifestyle of managing a huge Kannada family, representing their culture. I enjoyed their storytelling, they gave a comic tone but conveyed the reality. This movie will walk you through the olden days, how a family full of kids and their neverending responsibilities and pressure of settling them down. You can enjoy this with your family, who still follows old lifestyle and culture.

When the weather is moody, probably drizzling, you can watch this slow movie where you can relate your ancestral home and cherish your memories. This movie really resonates to the modern family relationships. A typical story that represents the progressive minds but still longing for their originals roots. How innocent the childhood was, later growing up with ego and hurt by pride, how the family bonding slowly withers away. The movie portrays the mallu culture, family home, accent, food, local festivals with modern problems. Not leaving out Joji, his character had some kind essence and love, which everyone forgot to notice and understand.

Its a dark, psychologically intriguing and starts with a trigger warning. The movie begins with an attender with no social profile ends up in a wealthy circle of strangers. One has to wait till probably for an hour or so, to slowly understand where the story is going. The story unwinds minute by minute, adding details to what has been happening. It depicts a disturbing wealthy class of people and how a no one escapes the dark tortures. It's slow but gripping.

It's a treat for those who love tensed, slow and suspenseful mystery story.. The story builds up slowly, but how tension adds on is so intense. It's a movie that will walk you through how one will deal with something unusual back in the old days.. Old towns, lesser ways of communication, patiently looking out for details to unsolve a mysterious chapter. Nicole just aced.. it was my cup of tea.