Nayattu

When Nayattu (The Hunt) starts, you have to leave everything and give it your full attention. Because once it starts, it never stops. And even after the film has ended by putting a crushing weight on you, you will stay seated wondering about helplessness. The story of three cops finding themselves in the middle of caste politics cuts open some of the ugliest truths about our country and the world in general, and this time it's not the common man who is at the receiving end. This is artful, subtle filmmaking. Nayattu (The Hunt) is eerie.

Nayattu hits us with the devastating truth. It's we the people, who're guilty. It's we the people, who lead the system to bury truth, and pander to media fanned mob frenzy.

System is messed up from the inside . Thin layer between common man and so called system and the ending is haunting like blue is the warmest colour . Great work Martin prakkat and the entire team.

This is how movies should be made. Very good story, good acting, music, cinematography. It doesn't seem like over done the theme or underdeveloped story, but more authentic approach of story telling.

I'm surprised to have seen an Inside police department story for the first time.

Directed by Martin Prakat, after 6 years since Charlie (2015), the movie gives you a gripping-intense-situation within the police system. The movie focuses more on the faceless system, and naturally only someone from within could give you more clarity on the reality.

Few scenes of the movie were surprisingly shot in Ramamangalam. A great watch indeed.