Antony

What was the purpose of making this movie.

I expecting a quality script .

Regret spending the time .

Till last I thought things will improve but nothing .

It's an envelope filled with air .

Jojo u are better than this don't do just anything please .

No strong story line , very random movie is going on without any grip .

I could not understand y some characters are there like the teacher who calls jojo .

Still finished the movie to see jojo .

And poor home nurse also not utilised properly.

So many actors in this but they could have used better.

I could only see the script being lame.

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Antony movie is very nice and super performance to All acters good acting and good story good corografer suppoooeeeeerrrrr suuuuuuuuppppppeeeeeeerrrrr veeeeerrrrrrryyyyy veeeeeeerrrrrrryyyyyy Nice good movie like a movie and family and friends and All people go and see the move good movie super Nice bbh.

Film felt like a remake of Natturajavu to accommodate Joju and Kalyani. This marks the scarcity of quality stories in Malayalam industry. Though there were inconsistencies with the plot logic in the beginning, it was fixed by the end. Kalyani's acting felt very out of place. I don't think acting is something that is suitable for her or it's her forte. Her character intro was also a bit unbelievable. Nyla's role was the head-scratching one, didn't make any sense. Seemed like a filler role and a possible substitute for the heroine to act as a support for the hero. Fight sequences were below average with some moves hitting average esthetics. Overall, the film lacked the energy Natturajavu had but delivered it in a thematic setting that lies somewhere in the middle of neo-noir and Dileesh's classic films.

When I was younger, I loved action sequences and always wished for a strong female character who can also bash a couple of guys. Finally, my wish came true.

I was so happy to see Kalyani playing such a versatile character and the role suited her so well. I was not only excited but also gripping my fists during her sequence. I really hope many more directors explore this side because it really does make a difference. So tired of seeing damsels in distress.