Mahaveeryar

Decent movie with entertaining first half followed by court room drama with experimental approach in second half. Superb performances from all👌

A movie strongly recommended for all those who want to see experimental attempts from Mollywood.

All about perspectives and its bitter truth. Rulers or supreme agents throughout history showcase states Prosperity on one side and enforce their handicapped perspectives on public. Nivins character as Saint is the reference for all eternal truths as he is traveling towards completeness or cosmic truth. He exposes all rulers wrong perspectives. Making is not as perfect as 'Churuli' ...And Still buffering...

The first half of the movie was interesting and fast-paced I enjoyed it. The first 15min of the movie showed us a life of a king and then continue to explore a situation held in a court in 2020. The second half of the movie starts with a plot hole and it confuses the audience with how it happened it's like the movie missed an important detail and the movie moves on and the courtroom drama continues but it's going so laggy and boring and ends with an interesting climax.

The movie was a below-average experience. In an interview the team told this movie has a time travel element in it but the movie didn't justify it. A king and his people reach the court to solve a case from nowhere and make the audience confused because there is no explanation or details about how they reached the current time form the past and disrupts the rhythm of the movie.

Its an outstanding movie and good direction script..and the all characters in this film was excellent...Well presented the known story with thrill throughout. Hats off to you the makers... 👍

Technically brilliant, but the movie lacks a structure. It's started off well with some good humour and the mannerisms of Nivin Pauly we are used to.

But then that interval block hits you out.of nowhere. I am all in for movies that makes the audience think, those that give away things you missed on the first view. But for that the movie should be engaging.

Here the writer decides to leave the audience in complete darkness. Guess he assumed everyone has his thought process.

You can execute such an idea brilliantly on such a huge canvas and that's where the movie fails.

This might be something that you prefer, or is according to your taste. So form an opinion by yourself.