kristopherjane

The film ultimately belongs to Vishnu Manchu and Ohanna Shivanand. Vishnu is high on technical standards. The camera work , the music, the art direction and production values are perfect to the realistic setting of the theme.His dialogue delivery and comedy timing is impeccable.The combination scenes between Vishnu Manchu and Ohanna Shivanand worked really well.The director Shaji Kailas comes up with a refreshing treatment for a clean romantic comedy. Screenplay of the film is excellent in the first half.

Cinematography by S. Saravanan is good. Music scored Ismail Darbar is of vintage type, yet trendy. Background music is also very good. Dialogues written by director Shaji Kailas are philosophical and witty.Shaji Kailas is a film director who impresses you with his ability to hold your attention throughout the film. First half is thoroughly engaging and is hilarious. Second half is more emotional with a bit a humor sprinkled in. There is a bit of slowness in second half. On a whole, Vishnu is a refreshing romantic comedy.

Highlights: Cute pair Refreshing narration Vishnu Manchu' comedy First Half

The depth of research RGV and his squad conducts on these kinds of odd subjects serves as a lesson for budding directors to learn. Despite a fact that, serial killers are alien for our formula cinema loving audience yet it is the sincerity in attempt one should be pleased with. Without wasting an iota of time, RGV getting into the story from very starting frame resulted in a crisp appreciable run time. Unlike the old charm in RGV movies, screenplay of 'Anukshanam' is feeble with kindergarten dialogue writing depreciating the final essence of a serial killer concept. If at all dialogues would have been better, 'Anukshanam' is a sure shot edge of the seat entertainer. Technical team has done a good work using flow-cam technology where in cinematography, editing and background have aroused and sustained the interest of patrons. Production values of AV are good.