Brother's Day

This movie is a complete waste of resources. 4 heroines + Prithviraj, along with other well-supporting cast; but the fate of "Brother's Day" is to become one of the baddest movie released in the festival season. I agree, there are movies even worse than this, but considering the resources this movie had, ""Brother's Day" deserves all the blame. The director attempted a crime thriller, but the movie is not pleasing in any manner. I watched this movie expecting a fun-filled Prithviraj movie seeing the songs and trailer; Disappointed.

Kalabhavan Shajon have missed it. After getting dates from such a big star cast he could not make it. He as a actor is good but direction is not his cup of tea. Comedy scenes was terrible. What a waste of talent. Editing was below par. Sometimes when flashback was showing it took a while to understand that the director is showing past. Director also fries to put some twists but does not make any impact.

Failure movie bad direction and poor storyline. Below average

The idea of comedy in the movie seems to be showing some drunken men. The movie has a very poor logical flow. It has a serial killer with no info on his background. A good movie always gives emphasis on the background of a serial killer. The characters in this movie often act totally out of their usual nature. In reality, you don't find a meek submissive woman turning out to be a assistant to a serial killer in a short span of time. First it takes some time to develop skills like acting and athletic movements. Plus a sharp minded serial killer wouldn't just trust anyone and easily recruit them as assistants. Even acting performance of majority of the actors was bad. However, the woman who acted as Prithviraj's sister did a good job and Prasannas's portrayal of the serial killer was excellent.

Brother's Day is a jigsaw puzzle where few pieces are missing and even the director does not know where they are, so he ends up compromising the end product to make it look like it's finished. There are so many questions you would get after watching the film that you will vow never to go in for a Kalabhavan Shajohn film ever even if it boasts off a cast line-up such as Prithviraj Sukumaran, Vijay Raghavan, Dharmajan, Madonna Sebastian, Miya George, Aishwarya Lekshmi, and Prayaga Martin. It is a convoluted piece of cinematic experiment that shouldn't have seen the light of the day not because it rehashes everything you have seen in all the psychological thrillers in the past but because it's just pure mockery of the entire artform. TN.