Fhareena Farook

What a delightful movie.. great bgm, songs and visuals.

A good thriller movie. And Prithviraj looks younger and fitter than before!! Some scenes are predictable,yes. But okay and a decent watch.

Liked how natural the movie was shot and plot is good too. Overall a very good effort and liked Randeep Hooda's character. With the theatres closed, watching this film today, I felt like watching first day first show of the movie but just in TV.

Good thriller.

Review for Ner konda Parvai The few of us who has watched the original movie, the PINK would have been hesitant about watching the movie. But I bow down to the Tamil version, totally the movie is a rockstar. Watching the movie in my mother tongue and all, this movie has a powerful message and been delivered flawlessly. So a must watch even if you have already watched the hindi version. Everyone has delivered, Thala Ajith as the depressed lawyer Bharath helps not just the girls in the movie, but those in audience who are ignorant as well. There are many a law references which are really eye opening and informative. The abrupt unblinking stares by Ajith gives goosebumps to the audience. Really. I was hesitant about the ever expressive Ajith doing the cold, dispassionate role done by the superstar Amitabh. But well done is all I can say about thala. He is perfect. Movie is as expected, screenplay nice and the BGM nice. The action sequence, yes we have one in this movie, is so cool and again well done with an equally super cool background music. Vidya Balan is not really needed, but since she is there, well ok. She was beautiful. The girls are the main characters and they are on point, superbly performed along with the other roles. All common beliefs on women's characters are broken, hope they reach whomever are in total need of these beliefs broken down and clarified. And finally, truth doesn't prevail, since everybody knows it since the beginning. It's how all should start thinking, the total opposite of the rules said prevail. NO does really mean NO, always. No excuses.

This is one good commercial movie that made me absolutely fond of the acting legend Mohanlal. Must have been an absolute delight if I had watched the movie without subtitles. But nowadays, language is not a barrier in loving movie watching. Back to the movie, the director, Prithviraj must totally adore Mohanlal to make such an awesome movie that makes the audience fall in love with his character Stephen. There are solid evidence of a fanboy worshipping his favourite actor and feeling blessed to have directed him. The scenes where he acts without dialogues in deference to the super star Mohanlal itself is a big success. The cinematography captures the little nuisances like the actors' frames, background, weather brilliantly adding substance to this reverential film highlighting the Hero, loosely put, because Stephen is not your normal Hero with ambitious desires. Less dialogues powerfully delivered is a great plus. First time writing a review, not sure how to put how much I loved the movie. But this is one good movie all must watch if you like Mohanlal and even if you don't, watch it. You won't regret it.