Chattambi

(NB: this review is mainly aimed at the regional viewers of the film)

Yes, exactly a different route taken in terms of its direction. Clearly not everyone's cup of tea. Those who love raw direction (like me) may mostly like this movie's take, but still there are certain visible degrees of failures within that too which contributes big time for the fact that this film is felt lagging and booring. Majority may find it a bit difficult to continue watching after the first half. I watched this film in theatre with five of my friends and all of them found it so negative.

Firstly, as I said before, it's not everyone's cup of tea at its core mostly because it's under the slow-paced style type. Secondly, I really appreciate this film team's effort to take this risky and bitter route. And if you have the sense to digest this film from a sort of classical standpoint which values it's style, (which may differ for each person) then its a decent film too. If you want to witness a direction in a different shade, you must watch this film but no guarantee this will satisfy you because its so much depended on each person's mind again.

And lastly, don't relay completely on the negativity poured over this film by the majority (Once again, because everyone is not the same). Please also note that this film does not fit in the commercial slot in the mainstream as its not tailor made for the majority's liking as per current mollywood market. The selection of this risky and unconventional directional route backs this stand and shows its shallow interest for a hit movie or a commercial success and instead bestows a feeling more inclined towards the style of expression of art which is something I personally value a lot.