Keedam

The movie was made to be a mass entertainer, so there are logical gaps and lot of plot holes. ( like how can you know location from a bluetooth speaker, audio quality of phones are limited, but she hears ambient talk in DTS surround ! Ultra HD CCTV camera - that water reverse was just too much, and many more)

But that being said, if you leave logic aside, the movie was an entertainer

Good for a lazy afternoon watch.

Everything about the movie is great. Quite a bit of research around cyber security. It's scary to see the ways a phone can be hacked. All acted well!! Especially the negative characters and the heroine's partner. The heroine has done a pretty good job too.

Watched with 0 expectation and 'Keedam' didn't disappoint. This might be a small film made on a small budget, but surprised me with a thrilling narration and an engaging plot. To make an entertaining film, there is no need for actors with star value and 'Keedam' is an example for it. Watch it, you won't get disappoint; it is much better than many of the overrated superstar movies.

Warning: minor spoilers

Movie is an engaging thriller with some minor chiches but still manages to keep you glued to the screen till the very end. I highly recommend watching it on Zee5, if you are subscribed to it.

The good:

• The characters (especially the villians)
• Main character's conviction to get the stalkers punished
• Length of the movie (making it fast paced despite not being an action triller)
• Acting

The bad:

• The end (felt a bit old school)
• The bluetooth-SIM thing may not actually be possible
• Super helpful police (but a big issue though)

We looooved Keedam from beginning to end.

Rahul Riji Nair did so well compared to his previous movie, Kho Kho. Keedam is a must-watch!

DELICIOUS

-Good seeing Renjit Shekar Nair in a rowdy role😃 We're so used to his usual meek and weak characters that it took some minutes to actually recognize him

-We expected Keedam to provide us with tips and tricks to fight cyberbullying but we got above and beyond!

-It was encouraging that Radhika was a socially responsible person. She wasn't just protecting her own interest but also looking out for other women who could fall prey to the cyberbullies

-Many thank yous to Rahul Riji Nair for writing this story and shedding light on cybersecurity; he took everyday occurrences to give useful advice to the audience and we learned a lot

-Hats off to Mahesh Nair and Aji, the bullies; they did an outstanding job of irritating us!

BLAND

-The scenario was relatively obvious from the climax to the end, without a major twist

-Rajisha Vijayan and Sreenivasan (playing Radhika's dad) rendered a safe performance, not really moving us

-We didn't get to discover more about Radhika aside from her cybersecurity world: Who were her friends? What were her hobbies? Habits? And the movie didn't have many layers to diversify the plot.