Weapon

The core subject is about a superhero serum and it is established with a solid backstory in the form of a voice-over. But post that the film goes into a full-on clumsy space by trying to sandwich so many fillings within a wafer-thin plot. As it is, the narrative is confusing due to unwanted complications, nowhere native as the writing feels alien and heavily influenced by a lot of Hollywood movies. Many useless chunks, such as Ghost, Black Society, Flawless Corporation, Skull Gang, etc... Unlike the director's intention, none of these elements give an international touch to the film, the content should have but it failed miserably. Something is constantly happening at a rushed pace, yet the screenplay is a crashing bore as it is possible to connect with the tonnes and tonnes of situations and characters the film involves. After it is revealed that Sathyaraj is the superhuman in the interval, the flow worsens and behaves like a spoof material as many tend to be serious plot-points land as jokes. A couple of decent twists towards the end, but since they came out of nowhere, there is no shock value. Also, how the film utilized the twists is again crappy. A wannabe racy actioner acts like a serial at times as every other scene introduces a new character with a lame purpose to be around. Ends by giving a lead for a sequel, the team's confidence is appreciable, wish they made the movie with the same level of determination.