The story was very creative and opened our eyes to cruel business ethics, nonetheless, the plot was unnecessarily complicated making it longer than it should have been
DELICIOUS
-Let's appreciate Preetha Jayaraman who handled the photography😃 It's always exciting when a lady is behind the cinematography. The brisk and curious camera movements showed the details that we wanted to see and ignited the thrill of the story
-No complaints when Roshan Mathew is in the house; his haircut alone gave him a young and fresh vibe. The way he talked, walked, and carried himself radiated the wealthy and proud businessman that he was.
Fahadh Faasil is a gem🙌🏾 No words to say
-It was original that the story was told through the lens of cigarette business companies as we got to witness their cruelty and greed
BLAND
-The entire movie was told through constant flashbacks. It became overwhelming to always have to go back in the past for better understanding😖
-The film was unnecessarily complicated 'cos when Avi and Diya are trapped, they're asked to complete tasks that don't really make sense, and then you keep on wondering how will they ever get out of this mess? Eventually, the movie just ended abruptly, and you're like what???
DELICIOUS
-Let's appreciate Preetha Jayaraman who handled the photography😃 It's always exciting when a lady is behind the cinematography. The brisk and curious camera movements showed the details that we wanted to see and ignited the thrill of the story
-No complaints when Roshan Mathew is in the house; his haircut alone gave him a young and fresh vibe. The way he talked, walked, and carried himself radiated the wealthy and proud businessman that he was.
Fahadh Faasil is a gem🙌🏾 No words to say
-It was original that the story was told through the lens of cigarette business companies as we got to witness their cruelty and greed
BLAND
-The entire movie was told through constant flashbacks. It became overwhelming to always have to go back in the past for better understanding😖
-The film was unnecessarily complicated 'cos when Avi and Diya are trapped, they're asked to complete tasks that don't really make sense, and then you keep on wondering how will they ever get out of this mess? Eventually, the movie just ended abruptly, and you're like what???