Cadaver

The movie is just ok to watch don't expect much. I don't think amala is perfect for this role it doesn't suit her. When i was watching it feels like Director wanted to show her only genius in the film except everyone else(dumb). There is one scene in this movie you get everything what's going on here but u can watch it one time.

Some scenes are very artificial and main characters are acting too much especially athulya ravi character.

A predictable, non-boring investigation movie packed with sentiments.

Story was good but I felt somewhere it needed better direction and acting. Lead role finished the movie with her same expression on her face. It could have been so much better in certain ways.

Cadaver is a nice movie but could've been weaved better. Shows a lot of promise but stumbles to hold the grip. Amala Paul is an outstanding actress but doesn't really create an impact in this film. Several emotional scenes could've been so much better. Some scenes looked forced but it's survives. Watch it or not? Yess, don't expect too much, that's all. It's a good one-timer.

Cadaver had the potential to be a gripping thriller, but it falls short due to weak storytelling. Amala Paul delivers a solid performance, carrying the film with ease, but unfortunately, the script by Abhilash Pillai doesn't do her justice.

From the very beginning, the narrative feels predictable. If you've watched even a handful of murder mysteries, you'll likely guess the culprit early on. The only real mystery is why the crime happened-not who did it. While that might be enough to keep some viewers engaged, a good thriller should keep you guessing till the end. Cadaver doesn't.

The cinematography leaves room for improvement, failing to create the tension or atmosphere the story desperately needs. On the bright side, the casting is great, with every actor fitting their role well. But when the script lacks depth, even good performances can't elevate the film beyond mediocrity.

Overall, Cadaver is a passable thriller but nothing groundbreaking. Watch it if you're a fan of Amala Paul, but don't expect any jaw-dropping twists.

I'll go with 6/10 for this one.