Meesha

Rating - 3.25/5

A wild gritty action suspense drama exploring the manliness inside out and the raw selfish emotions running behind their head.

The plot of the story deals on male bonding, friendship, ego & betrayal and portrays how time can heal and deepen the wounds inside a man in the backdrop of the wild woods.

Emcy Joseph has visualised a keen subject and has written the screenplay and executed the story brilliantly. He has closely held and used the reference of time and nature and how it can determine the destiny of a man through the story in differentiating relationship over one's ego and selfish motive. Hats off to the director in tuning the cast for the emotionally riveting performances with minor variations and attitude.

Splendid performances by Kathir through his debut Malayalam film. Hakim Shajahan,Shine Tom & Sudhy Kopa also gave stellar performances. Jeo Baby, Srikanth Murali & Unni Lalu also gave incredible performances.

Good Cinematography by Suresh Rajan capturing the essence of the wild woods effortlessly toned into an emotional package by Manoj. Soul stirring tracks by Sooraj, good Sound design by Rajakrishnan, Arun Rama Varma & the colorist also deserves appreciation.

A good suspense entertainer exploring the manly emotions with a vivid storyline.

Meesha is one of those rare films that shows male friendships and conflict around those friendships by showing politics and issues around it that impacts it even more.

A really good message is also there, insane work by the director Emcy Joseph, he made sure the movie showed the resolutions without spoon feeding the answers or making it obvious. All the actors performed really well too. Kathir was amazing, hoping he does more movies for Malayalam industry.

Highly recommend watching it in the cinemas. It gives you a surreal forest experience, feels like you are there in the forest as well. Not only that, the background music also makes it a better experience. Insane thought process was put during the making of the movie. Malayalam cinema at its thoughtful best!