646f9e108c A young police officer investigating a series of seemingly unrelated murders thinks that there is more than what meets the eye. This was the first Malayalam movie I watched, and I don't know if it was a wrong pick or this is the norm. But that couldn't be as there are so many good Bollywood movies which are remakes of Malayalam movies. Almost everything in this movie revolved around one specific sort of a crime, and no, that crime wasn't the theme of the movie. They could easily bring a variety (as if there is a shortage of the types of crimes in this world). There are one or two minor variations but almost negligible. That was pretty disturbing. Anyway, for the first half of the movie I was under the impression that it is gonna be great, but the movie started going down a steep hill interval onward. The last hour barely had material worth half an hour.<br/><br/>*Spoiler Alert*<br/><br/>Why would they swap targets when they were gonna kill themselves anyway? The reason why they decided to kill themselves with the victims was also stupid. Why the last person chose to kill his own target was not explained. Why he chose to spare the real culprits was also not told. Basically, nothing made sense when it came to the real explanations. They built the anticipation quite well but couldn't live up to it.<br/><br/>The movie was a disappointment but Prithviraj is pretty soothing to the eyes. He looks so good all throughout the movie that I was literally gawking at him. Good that looks can't really kill. Heard a lot of reviews about this movie being good so started watching it and as it went on I began to recall Alfred Hitchcock's STRANGERS ON A TRAIN, the theme has been taken from it with 2 differences from the Hitchcock's version->1.Multiple murders being taken place by exchanging their enemies with total strangers. 2.All willing to kill each other's enemy die after murdering. The strangers in a train had one guy plotting idea and killing other guys ex wife and provoking him to murdered wife's husband to kill his father. Even though idea was stolen it has authenticity on its own. So thankfully I am grateful to the writer for just taking it for start and not copying pasting it in on the screen as exactly as Hitchcock's version. Anyway good movie to watch, but the dialog in between the movie saying "This is the 1st kind of killing in history" is bit too much as it was already presented by Great Hitchcock 60 years back.
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