Peace

What's fresh about this movie is the character of Joju George. Having seen him in several crime thrillers, including Joseph and Naayattu, it's nice to see him relax a bit and crack a few jokes. Asha Sharath has a charm that always draws her in . In Peace she has no baggage unlike her character in Dhrishyam. Instead, it provides her with an opportunity to show her humorous side. Shalu Rahim, who plays Gibran, is a revelation. He has his element in playing the character. It's clear that Mollywood has lost two gems of him, actors Pradeep and Anil his Nedumanghad, who perform very convincingly in the film. This film gave Anil Nedumangad more screentime than in any other films he has acted. Ramya is back with a bang when she meets Dr. She plays Angel, the ruthless and dastardly owner who will do anything for money. The Direction wmis on the right side and the amin highlight is cinematography and editing. Screenplay was strong and music was fitting to the plot. Overall a decent package of all thoughtful comedies and thrilling elements.

Carlos played by Joju George was funny. You will laugh aloud at the numerous occasions in the film that he becomes panicked upon seeing the police. Siddique was entertaining to watch because of his super-cool dialogue delivery. Asha Sarath gets to do a role that is distinct from the ones she typically does. Inspector Dixon is a pivotal character, and the late actor Anil Nedumangad plays him. If the planned sequel materialises, it will be interesting to see who will take his place.

There are little bit upside downs but the film is very engaging. Laghed out loud😆 Joju's different outlook and character was soo hilarious. Loved the plot and cinematography was awesome. Siddique was also great.

Peace is chaos, so you'll need to pay attention. It's a dark comedy centered around a group of four trying to get out of a mess with a cop and it goes on and on. Some refreshing outtakes, inventive dialogues, and overall charming cast performances made this 2-hour long fare a breeze for me. I loved the casual atmosphere of the film where characters discuss things like cow vigilantism, live-in relationship, and weed. We need more films like this. The climax irritated me a little and that's the major shortcoming of Peace in my book. But I do recommend this to anyone who believes Malayalam cinema doesn't produce inventive stuff.

The writing's use of black humour and the way everything is interconnected make the premise compelling. The part where Carlos tells the squad to act cool when the police catch them is what really grabs the viewer, and Joju's acting in that scene is hilarious. After the intermission, Siddique's character enters the scene, and together with Joju, they give the gang's ridiculous strategy a funny dimension. We were hoping for a fitting close to the story, thus the movie's ending feels a little abrupt.

This film is not everyone's taste, but these kind of films will be grouped as cult films for sure. Colouring was similar to double barrel. Comedies were way better than Lijo Jose Pellisserry's Double Barrel and Midhun Manuel's Aadu. Just simply watch and laugh. The subject and logic wont be acceptable for everyone. But all events are engaging and hilarious.

Revolving around a bunch of characters who jump in so many troubles one after other, Everything happens when they welcome a stranger on their way to a railroad station, the plot line of 'Peace' featuring Joju George, teases with the 'unexpected'. Within the later past, Mollywood has been churning out one or two of dark comedy movies. A 'Tharangam' and a 'Bhramam' can be later cases. Newbie Sanfeer's 'Peace' featuring Joju George, reminds you of the startling circumstances that the heroes of such motion pictures discover themselves in, indeed as they bumble and attempt to develop from the never-ending chaos.