Second Show-Shrinath Rajendran's Above Average Movie.(Movie Review By Unus Hashmi P.P)

In few words, the movie doesn’t seem to be a product of good. If you are expecting something on the lines of “Stop Violence” or “Subrahmanyapuram”, then you will not only be disappointed big time but would also feel shocked to see such a mediocre product for the debut of mega star's son.

He tries his hand on a biographical gangster subject for the first time in malayalam after seeing Ridley Scott's   drama“American Gangster”. But the latest one can be termed as the weakest movie made be him  which is neither a biographical nor an enjoyable drama movie.

It seems as Shrinath Rajendran started the movie with only Dulquar Salman in mind and with no script at all. The film is about young Hari who rises from an illicit sand miner to a smuggling baron in a short time. It stars  That’s the main story with many unattended plots which the director just forgets to take care of.

Dulquar Salman, just reach to jail, leaving behind his mother on the merci of God.

Sudhesh Berry comes in first half as the Top Gangster and then killed off to do some another movie I suppose.

A very weird love affair is shown between a rapper gangster and the nurse. This could have been a romantic plot but is not capable of generating any love.

Dulquar is just ok in his act and he is also helpless since the script itself has nothing to offer. Gouthami Nair (The Debutant heroine) is more expressive in emotional scenes and does her part well. The best act is there from the Sunny Vain character ‘Nelson Mandela’. In fact he is the only enjoyable element in the movie with some good scenes.

The songs have some unusual lyrics and they are used only as fillers. The otherwise beautiful city is shown as some dirty sea side village if we talk about the cinematography. The only impact the film can make is that it will be an insight into the quatation gang of Kochi for the people who have not been there and now they will be more excited to be a gunda.

In all, I just couldn’t figure out what Shrinath Rajendran was thinking to make out of this movie and what section of the movie lovers he wanted to target this time. He would surely like to forget about his debut attempt and move on to his more promising future projects.

Ratings : 3 Star (you can give it a miss easily)