Varikkuzhiyile Kolapathakam

A very interesting thriller with a well defined plotline. The cast have done a great job especially Amit Chakkalakkal who portrayed the lead character. Dilesh Pothen also played a key role, his character was neck to neck with the Lead. Very brave attempt from the makers in building up the movie with comparatively newer faces in the key roles. The plot goes in a slow but very steady pace with a very gripping second half and an interesting climax.

Overall I will give the movie 5/10. A real life priest is not like the main character who gives bashing to wrongdoers of the parish. A trainee policeman became a priest. Please... The actor who done the main role, felt like forced fed dialogues, it wasn't natural at all. Dilesh Pothen did justice to his role as antagonist. The rest were like average and few below average. The role done by Nedumudi Venu is like disaster. He should had been given a better character not a sleazy one. Projection of that Mahindra Thar is way too much and felt like Mahindra & Mahindra is the main funding source for this movie.

Eventhough the story keeps engaging after the first half we have to maintain calmness till then.Some of the jokes were creepy.Amith has done a very good job in this movie. when it finishes its the climax that disappoints everyone.

Just an average movie bt they invented new screenplay new concept new thriller movie bt totally film just avg only

The whole theme and story are engaging. But Rejjish Mithila fails to deliver a script as good as the story. Amith Chakalakal is mostly convincing as an arrogant priest but his lack of experience is visible. Editing is another drawback. Director has no idea when to cut a scene. A lot of scenes gets extended to fill in for the unnecessary background music. And the songs aren't pleasing either. The songs are there just for the sake of it. The first hour of the movie is completely used to establish Vincent Kombala, the protagonist, and the place where everything happens. Movie lacks the pace which the story demands. DOP Eldho Isac deserves an applause. Despite all the flaws, the visuals are pretty good. It's a one-time watchable movie and would be good if you fast forward through most scenes.