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Wanna be Malayalam psycho thriller ticks all boxes from Hollywood films and ends up serving a stale, done to death formula. If you are a fan of Home invasion thrillers, foreign films, then safely skip and save your two hours. My time is gone down the drain.

The most idiotic nonsense script I ever see. Please do not waste your time. You won't be able to figure out why each character is doing what they do and what they say. It is surprising, in Malayalam this kind of movies coming out. No story. No fun. No logic. No climax. No sense.

Different experience altogether. Must watch for Mystery film lovers. Every character has something to say but the director maximum avoided spoon feeding to make audiences to think & feel.

Watching this 90minute movie was one of best experience of film viewing that I had recently. Without any known cast, it made me into the movie right from the beginning & in end it left us with lot of unanswered questions which is indeed left for us to answer it with our own brains. These type of movies are rare & I personally enjoyed it.

Not everyone's cup of tea but must watch if you want to experience something different. It will make you feel & think. Filled with mystery all around, it's one of the finest attempt of Malayalam cinema. Tag line makes sense "a stolen biopic".

Although only a few characters r there but it make you sit and watch and most importantly feel the mystery even after the movie. Fellini character played by Actor Anil Anto is really impressive, and that lady character played by Amalendu also shines to perfection apart from some scenes. But I enjoyed the character Appu/Achu, although he has only couple of scenes only but he is good. Last but the least technical departments all have done wonderful job..let it be dop, art, music everything is so done perfectly matching to the mood of the movie. And hats off to the Director for making such a movie in malayalam with all new cast n crew. Those who like watching something different...go and watch.

Watching "RJ Madonna" is like solving a puzzle you can't stop thinking about. With no star-studded cast, this 90-minute thriller pulls you into its gripping narrative from the very start. A day meant for love turns into a chilling encounter with a stranger who knows too much. The performances, especially by Anil Anto and Amalendu, stand out, while the technical brilliance in cinematography, music, and editing beautifully amplifies the mystery. It's not a film that gives all the answers-but that's exactly what makes it linger in your mind. A must-watch for mystery lovers who enjoy stories that make you feel, think, and question.