This must go down as the most unengaging thriller in near times. The script fell short at many places leaving audience staring at screen for a good amount of time with no clue but watching a Indrajith or Suraj doing nothing.
Told to be based on a true story with a scope to include family sentiments.. the movie failed in showcasing the family moments, and the lovely interactions between the child and parents are limited to a song which is quite pleasing to hear. The rest of the movie is a pain to watch.
If only the story of suraj and his family is more engaging than a mere aditi eloping with him to give birth to a baby in the course of a two min song and losing the child after 10 mins or so.. nothing was felt by the audience whatsoever to shed a tear because of the terrible pace at which things happened.
Not to mention the hapless dad Indrajith stuck in a high range area with a criminal on loose and unable to be with his wife during her delivery time. Those moments could've picturised more vividly than showing the beauty of Idukki and slow motion action.
The director got the best talents on board yet failed miserably in bringing out the best in them due to lackluster script and snail paced story telling (especially first half) This much-told story is not worth theatre time you can easily watch after ott release and skip without any guilt!
Peace out!
Told to be based on a true story with a scope to include family sentiments.. the movie failed in showcasing the family moments, and the lovely interactions between the child and parents are limited to a song which is quite pleasing to hear. The rest of the movie is a pain to watch.
If only the story of suraj and his family is more engaging than a mere aditi eloping with him to give birth to a baby in the course of a two min song and losing the child after 10 mins or so.. nothing was felt by the audience whatsoever to shed a tear because of the terrible pace at which things happened.
Not to mention the hapless dad Indrajith stuck in a high range area with a criminal on loose and unable to be with his wife during her delivery time. Those moments could've picturised more vividly than showing the beauty of Idukki and slow motion action.
The director got the best talents on board yet failed miserably in bringing out the best in them due to lackluster script and snail paced story telling (especially first half) This much-told story is not worth theatre time you can easily watch after ott release and skip without any guilt!
Peace out!