shyammukundan
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"Anveshanam" Malayalam movie.
Media man with his wife and kids....a son and a daughter living peacefully in a flat, in the city. The story starts in the evening, as the boy is injured and unconscious and taken to hospital by his mother and family friend. At the hospital, the mother and family friend claim, the boy fell down the stairs in the apartment and got the head injury. Mystery starts as everyone has their version of the events and they don't seem to match each other. The police got involved and an investigation is initiated. Meanwhile, the boy breaths his last.
The point of view, takes the audience through, whether the boy had an accident or is it a murder...any foul play involved, or any child abuse possible.
The IPS lady police officer, is very suspicious about some possible 'cover-up' activities, to hush up this boy's death. The investigation keeps the audience on their toes, suspense is nail biting, make us guessing who the villain is or villains are.
Jayasuriya as the media man father, Sruthy as the hapless mother, VijayBabu as family friend doctor, Lena as the suspicious nurse and Leona as the IPS officer ...all lived their characters well. The interactions between these characters and their chemistry between them, is exploited well by the director, to hike up the thriller taste.
Screenplay is watertight and dialogues are apt. Director with his team has posted each scene and each item in the canvas kept deliberately, which will help solve the mystery. Editing is superb, to keep you, on the edge of the seat ... even the interval slot felt irritating, as the audience were eager to know the truth.
The movie comes with a tagline... 'The truth is always bizarre'... So, are the events unrolling in this presentation. First half is packed with tensed investigation and suspense, to give way for more emotional and sentimental approach to the death, in the second half. Fast paced first half and a slower second.
7.5 on 10 for this investigation thriller, maybe a medical investigation.
The suspense levels were kept so high, the climax came bit bizarre to me as the movie's tagline suggested... abrupt and twisted. The screenplay is trying to justify this, through the police officer "There's something fishy".
Anveshanam can be the investigation involved or Is it a search into every family, while handling the kid's issues. Anveshanam gave me a feel of K.G George's movie 'Yavanika' .... One event, multiple character's version of the same event and their interpretations. You'll get confused.
Very serious watch.
Media man with his wife and kids....a son and a daughter living peacefully in a flat, in the city. The story starts in the evening, as the boy is injured and unconscious and taken to hospital by his mother and family friend. At the hospital, the mother and family friend claim, the boy fell down the stairs in the apartment and got the head injury. Mystery starts as everyone has their version of the events and they don't seem to match each other. The police got involved and an investigation is initiated. Meanwhile, the boy breaths his last.
The point of view, takes the audience through, whether the boy had an accident or is it a murder...any foul play involved, or any child abuse possible.
The IPS lady police officer, is very suspicious about some possible 'cover-up' activities, to hush up this boy's death. The investigation keeps the audience on their toes, suspense is nail biting, make us guessing who the villain is or villains are.
Jayasuriya as the media man father, Sruthy as the hapless mother, VijayBabu as family friend doctor, Lena as the suspicious nurse and Leona as the IPS officer ...all lived their characters well. The interactions between these characters and their chemistry between them, is exploited well by the director, to hike up the thriller taste.
Screenplay is watertight and dialogues are apt. Director with his team has posted each scene and each item in the canvas kept deliberately, which will help solve the mystery. Editing is superb, to keep you, on the edge of the seat ... even the interval slot felt irritating, as the audience were eager to know the truth.
The movie comes with a tagline... 'The truth is always bizarre'... So, are the events unrolling in this presentation. First half is packed with tensed investigation and suspense, to give way for more emotional and sentimental approach to the death, in the second half. Fast paced first half and a slower second.
7.5 on 10 for this investigation thriller, maybe a medical investigation.
The suspense levels were kept so high, the climax came bit bizarre to me as the movie's tagline suggested... abrupt and twisted. The screenplay is trying to justify this, through the police officer "There's something fishy".
Anveshanam can be the investigation involved or Is it a search into every family, while handling the kid's issues. Anveshanam gave me a feel of K.G George's movie 'Yavanika' .... One event, multiple character's version of the same event and their interpretations. You'll get confused.
Very serious watch.
" The Kung Fu Master " Malayalam movie.
Abrid Shine does extensive background work on his projects, before venturing into them. If the movie '1983' was on cricket, 'Action Biju' was on Police life and 'Poomaram' was solely on youth festival.
In this project, he has selected 'Wing Chun' ...a Southern Chinese Kung Fu technique, as a theme for this presentation. Wing Chun' a form of self defense that requires quick hand and leg movements, to conquer over the opponent. Abrid Shine was able to introduce the Mallu audience, some un-adulterated action sequences, without any dupes not any camera techniques.
Storyline revolves around the brother sister couple, both Wing Chun' experts, suffering some personal damages and loses due to attack by a goon gang and the revenge follows. The background scenery is beautiful, as the story is happening at Rishikesh, Dehradun and Mana the last village on Indian side....snow clad scenic settings for a Kung Fu climax fight.
Director, himself taking care of the action sequences, has choreographed the fight scenes to perfection.
The story is so flimsy and usual revenge thread, which we would have seen in, so many grade 3 Chinese Kung Fu movies.
7 on 10 ....get ready for some rapid fire punches.
Even though most of the actors are naive and debutantes, they have perfectly done the action choreography, to mask their inexperience. Neeta Pillai has grown from the bubbly girl' image of 'Poomaram' to a disciplined killing machine, in this presentation.
Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan ... not your cup of tea.... Forget about this movie.
Me, enjoyed those speedy repeated punches, very much ... Ouch ! Looks like, I dislocated my shoulder.
Abrid Shine does extensive background work on his projects, before venturing into them. If the movie '1983' was on cricket, 'Action Biju' was on Police life and 'Poomaram' was solely on youth festival.
In this project, he has selected 'Wing Chun' ...a Southern Chinese Kung Fu technique, as a theme for this presentation. Wing Chun' a form of self defense that requires quick hand and leg movements, to conquer over the opponent. Abrid Shine was able to introduce the Mallu audience, some un-adulterated action sequences, without any dupes not any camera techniques.
Storyline revolves around the brother sister couple, both Wing Chun' experts, suffering some personal damages and loses due to attack by a goon gang and the revenge follows. The background scenery is beautiful, as the story is happening at Rishikesh, Dehradun and Mana the last village on Indian side....snow clad scenic settings for a Kung Fu climax fight.
Director, himself taking care of the action sequences, has choreographed the fight scenes to perfection.
The story is so flimsy and usual revenge thread, which we would have seen in, so many grade 3 Chinese Kung Fu movies.
7 on 10 ....get ready for some rapid fire punches.
Even though most of the actors are naive and debutantes, they have perfectly done the action choreography, to mask their inexperience. Neeta Pillai has grown from the bubbly girl' image of 'Poomaram' to a disciplined killing machine, in this presentation.
Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan ... not your cup of tea.... Forget about this movie.
Me, enjoyed those speedy repeated punches, very much ... Ouch ! Looks like, I dislocated my shoulder.