Irul

As usual Fahad shines and its not Soubin's cup of tea. There are lot of loose ends in the movie and so many things are left unexplained.

In yet another tale of what could have been, Irul builds up a superb premise consisting of an intricately woven set of characters in a delightfully macabre setting, only to end in a simplistic fashion that denied the climax the narration deserved.

The film excels in every technical department, especially the exceptional sound design. I was given jolts at many junctures and the depth effects given to the noises of water leaking had me look around to see if in fact some pipes were left open in my own washroom!

But alas, the superb making style and the intense performances of the three leads is undone by a culmination of events that left a lot to be desired.

A one time watch, purely for the classy making and the phenomenal performances. But if you are looking for a truly well-rounded whodunnit, this isn't it.

Many loose ends thru out the story.

First half is like stage drama standard , especially the dialogs are so artificial. Even great artists like Soubin and Darshana couldn't save it. Fahad was charming and that helps some what. The jumb scares were also artificial.

There is no brilliance in making everything weird!!

Only 3 characters , soubin is not the one for this role . Female lead is one positive . Fafa did justice . The film itself is a hole , everybody is running in circles .

Truly disappointed.

Irul is a movie where you sit on the edge of the seat and predict the outcomes. Because the total set and vibes of the movie feels great to begin with. But as it progresses you realise that there are unnecessary drags just to build the anticipation. There come in moments where you feel like 'Ok... Move on now..' There are some cliche peek-a-boo moments in the movie as well.

Though it's been a success in building anticipation... The whole movie does not leave you quite satisfied. This movie could've been turned into something much better.