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Madhu Neelakantan has etched out some good, appropriate visuals and thrilling chases and fight scenes, while the only song `Suhurthu' and its visuals remain average.

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The technical sides of the movie are also fine with Ranjan Abraham making some finer cuts, especially in the second half.

The rest of the cast including Salimkumar, Saikumar, Biju menon, Pia, Mukesh, Sandhya and Ananya does justice to their roles, though they all have very little screen time.

Sasikumar in his debut role is fine, but could have been of more impact, if the dubbing side managed to work a little more sharper. The young actor has done his best and is appealing in the role. Taking about performances, Prithvi is in a dependable role that moves in a straight line path. The climax to the story is not bad, but considering the pace punch and superb builtup of the second half, it could have been better to opt for a more unpredictable finale. The lead duo also shares no camaraderie and the director's attempts to work on their friendship in the initial sequences falls flat. The only problem with the movie is that Sasikumar's character of Milan Paul, is not in the lines of his powerful roles that the actor-director has done in his Tamil flicks and his dubbing and lip-sync fails big time, even to give us an air of a miscast.

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Johny Antony, who is for the first time into a full length action thriller, takes time to engage us in the opening reels, but offer a intriguing interval and second half, who is devoid of any big pitfalls. The crew must also be congratulated for taking up a theme that deals with the trauma and psyche of innocent victims of rapes and scandals, that has become the daily talk of the state. It's not the crew or the director but the debutante scriptwriter Jinu Abraham who must be surely applauded for weaving a fine suspenseful thriller from a shallow plot. This forms the backbone of the movie which interests with its wise scheming of the central plot. As dead bodies starts piling up, Sree traces the backgrounds of each of the victims and finds a curious link between the incidents. Shortly thereafter Sreeramakrishan is fated to see some more killings in similar fashion where the actual killers who are unknown to the killed ones are also found dead in the operation. The murder is reported to have taken place by suicide bombs set by an young girl named Daksha( Pia Bajpei) who interestingly doesn't have any relationship with the killed person. Sree is now assigned to find clues into the murder of a prominent businessman, who has been thrice labelled in rape cases. An intense friendship that started at their college days, Sree regularly takes advices from his journo friend whenever he alights on an investigative spree. The movie has Prithviraj as Sreeramakrishnan I P S, an young upright ACP whose only big friend is Milan Paul ,(Sasikumar) a apprehensive journalist, who fear of inviting troubles with his juicy stories. Now after watching the movie, the final word is that Prithvi and his crew has fairly succeeded in making a watchable thriller, and the rest of the performance in the B O will now depend solely on the fanfare of the star and its marketing. The movie which also highlighted the presence of Tamil actor -director Sasikumar to Pia Bajpaai and teaming up of Prithvi with Johny Antony, a director who is specialised in making light hearted moves, clearly created some high flying expectations. And as Prithvi was getting ready to meet the cine goers with his first film of the year `Masters', the question often aired was how far freshness can Prithvi and his crew offer to the Mollywood viewers. Malayalees, in the recent times, had been rejecting all the formula stuffs and `old wine in the new bottle' movies, resulting in the downfall of many of the films from the big stars.

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