Koodasha

A Must Watch movie A treat for thriller lovers.Baburaj has acted excellently and this is his best role till now.

The story is nothing new yet if one does not watch this movie, one is going to miss plenty of surprises. The first surprise is Babu Raj. A man who the people of Kerala know as a villain, a comedian comes back as a hero with a top notch performance. To watch him on screen was as good as watching any superstar. The subtlety of acting, the emotions that played on his face, the eyes...no doubt he gave a power packed performance. The second surprise came as Aaryan menon. He has a class beyond comparison. Never before seen in a role like this, aaryan was incredibly real. So incredibly real that it was difficult to separate the actor from the character. The third one was the story. I went in with no expectations but came back with tears in my eyes. A simple one liner but with a twist that becomes almost unbelievable. A psychological thriller is to say the least. You can't classify this movie into a genre. It is entertaining, thrilling and dramatic. Watch this one. Be surprised.

Other than some serious issues in Koodasha's (Holy Ritual) non-linear narrative, it still supplies some novelty in the storytelling of this contract killer's (Baburaj) eventful life as he tries to get out of the world of crime for his daughter. TN.

Great concept..but direction didn't mark up to the level...but...it's an extraordinary acting of baburaj

I saw this movie w/o reading any reviews of any sort and i was pleasently surprised.The film starts quite on a slow pace emminating on methran's presence . Towards the hour mark we witness something that changes the entire dynamic of the movie.What follows is Methran's quest to find all his answers. I specially liked the screenplay (or rather its timeline) and how it helps the audience to see from Methran's POV. The director should be given due credit for making this movie as a message to the cinematic industry that with the right set of skills ,beautiful movies can be made. I also felt that this director could turn out a much much better version of this movie if it were bankrolled by a bigshot.