Innale Vare

Asaf Ali is a former superstar, now financially struggling actor Adhi. Adhi is seriously in debt and the loan sharks are after him. A peculiar couple Shani (Nimisha Sajayan) whose father's house is about to be taken over by the bank, and her hacker boyfriend (Antony Verghese) hatch a seemingly ingenious plot and kidnap Adhi, believing that he is loaded and they can extract the funds required to release Shani's house from the bank.

The narration follows on. Adhi's growing fear and desperation as he realises the situation he is in are convincingly portrayed. All the characters are well enacted. The film is engrossing but drags in several scenes which are easily fast forwardable. Dont know why they have to make such long movies these days.

Very watchable.

The movie has a decent story, very predictable with a good cast. It has its moments but it's somehow too much of a fantasy sort of a movie. Just out of nowhere things happen. As the title goes was happy 'Innale Vare' with the trailer but after watching the movie disappointed!

A brilliant thriller which is engaging right from the start to the end. You won't be disappointed even taking ticket for this movie and watch it in theaters. Bobby-Sanjay brilliance (which was missing in some of their recent films) is visible in this movie. It is scary how technology can be misused to make your life upside down; Won't be surprised if one delete all his/hers voice messages from their phone after watching this movie. Must watch.

Jis Joy has attempted a dark-genre flick for the first time and despite his prowess, can't save the film from being a mess in the end. With his usual hero Asif Ali in the lead, Jis also collaborates freshly with Nimisha Sajayan and Antony Varghese, two of the most promising youth actors in Mollywood. All of the actor performances in the film are commendable but what falters is the screenplay. The film that lacks songs has a thrilling soundtrack by 4Musics and suitable cinematography by Bahul Ramesh. While the first half proved to be an edge-of-the-seat experience, the second half seemed needlessly drawn and makes you wonder how it will end. A surprise (intended) reveal in the climax didn't help either. This is also a film where you find politically incorrect behaviour from all the leads (irrespective of gender) so it is, basically, a fight between "evil and evil" (similar to what the protagonist in Lucifer (2019) labels in a scene).

Streams on SonyLIV. One-time watchable.

Really enjoyed the movie, acting and story. Not one of Sanjay Bobby's best script but not bad too. The movie goes along well but felt it drag in between. One time watch.