Thupparivaalan

Indian Sherlock Holmes....in a decent way... good movie who like to watch thriller or detective stories definitely it's for you

Being a hard core Sherlock fan of both Jeremy Brett and Benedict Cumberbatch , I was a little skeptical to watch this one. But it does entertain if you go with limited expectations. The movie has good pace and story.It only drags at points where Vishal wants to show his fighting skills.Vishal has always been a mediocre actor but this role works for him. The real surprise is an actor whom you usually watch for his dialogues barely gets one in and still delivers.

It is not a great movie but it is not bad either by looking at the trailer it clearly look like it is inspired from Sherlock Holmes,the screenplay is engaging,action looks good,performance wise Vishal did a pretty decent job as a detective,the villain in the movie too has done pretty good job but Andrea Jeremiah steals the show,she is a real badass in this movie

Thupparivaalan, story of an adventurous unconventional bachelor with an acquired taste at deduction and solving challenged cases.

A detective story set in a peculiar little universe to solve the mystery of the cases. Characterization was very good, even the small characters are very much connected to the story. Movie becomes interesting over a period of time with the action thrilling and suspenseful scenes. Antagonist becomes head to head with the detective (protagonist) with always one step ahead, which gives a distinct touch of a mind game.

Thupparivaalan is another solid aesthetic thriller from Mysskin. But what sets this movie apart from other action thrillers is how it not only thrills us, but also makes us feel.

Mind blowing and gripping screenplay with a bit lag of first half which is worth enough to hold the breathe.

Every Character has done a great job and Vinay and Andrea made their shine.

Director has a gripping screenplay which makes you to sit for 2.30 hrs on the edge of the seat.