Dr. Mariyam Alex

The initial scenes felt as if it was a ghost movie. There is exaggeration of many ordinary scenes which generates an unnecessary sense of horror. Overall the storyline and it's portrayal are quite unrealistic but OK to watch for a time pass. Cinematography is good.

To understand beauty of this movie you have to watch it till the end. A revolutionary writer is killed and before his death he makes sure to hand over his last book to a photocopy shop owned by Nithya Menon. Haunted by his legacy, she mails copies of his work to people who she found were close to Gauri. In the end she is also killed, even though it's not explicitly portrayed in the movie. The only one who knew that she had the work in her possession was the publisher, who is also portrayed as Gauri's best friend. It is a sad story of betrayal, love and freedom. There is also suspense around the fate of those who received the copies, metaphorical to the story of Gauri's final novel.

Not ideal to watch this movie if you are a believer in humanity. The protagonist is a psychopath who is celebrated throughout the movie. Crime is glorified. Movie makers should think of the impact such movies have on naive people.