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Kalyani was the best choice. She nailed all the action scenes and carried the character's raw emotions right till the end. Naslen, as her lover with his chocolate-boy looks, was convincing and a treat to watch with his charm and expressions.

The costume department truly deserves appreciation.

The camerawork, screenplay, and direction proved how a superhero movie with Hollywood standards can be made in Mollywood. Choosing Bangalore as the setting was a masterstroke, since a place in Kerala would not have looked this convincing.

The casting was spot on, and the villain displayed grit and dedication, making us genuinely hate him.

And even though you already know about the cameos, you will still be surprised.

The movie 'Barroz' isn't worthy of a rating. The script is weak, and the cast's performances are largely unbearable, with the complete actor Mohanlal being an exception, although he felt like a shadow of his former self. The dialogues and dubbing were equally disappointing.

The only positives are the impressive visual effects and Mohanlal's performance.

The film could have been more engaging with an animated backstory exploring D'Gama's treasure and the bond between D'Gama and Barroz, which might have helped create a stronger emotional connection with the characters.

Overall, the movie was a complete dud.

I don't think it is necessary to write a long review of the movie Innale; this film by the classic director P. Padmarajan is pure class.

It is well-written and gives Suresh Gopi one of the best roles of his career as Dr. Narendran.

The movie presents two contrasting concepts of love: one character, who can at times be interpreted as selfish, holds on to his lover without considering her past, while the other gives up his love with dejection when she fails to recognize him. At the moment he starts leaving the house, the character of Narendran quietly walks into the minds of the viewers, leaving a lasting impression.

The female protagonist has lost her memory in an accident, and her life in the movie reflects her name, Maya, which means illusion. She remains an illusion crafted on the silver screen by a master filmmaker.