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The films starts slow, introducing characters and giving us a picture of Fahad Faasil's Anil, an electronics repair man.

First half was bit slow for my liking when it builds the narrative, till the event of the movie comes up in the interval. The one hour pre interval bit feels stretched.

Post interval is when the plot moves on to the rebirth of Anil, when he escapes from the old self, and becomes a changed man.

And the second part of the movie goes fast, making the audience gasp when finally the credits roll in awe of how fast it ended.

The technical aspects are perfect, creating the feeling of being trapped in the second half and AR Rahmans music adds to the mood.

So definitely a watchable flick from Fahad.

Technically brilliant, but the movie lacks a structure. It's started off well with some good humour and the mannerisms of Nivin Pauly we are used to.

But then that interval block hits you out.of nowhere. I am all in for movies that makes the audience think, those that give away things you missed on the first view. But for that the movie should be engaging.

Here the writer decides to leave the audience in complete darkness. Guess he assumed everyone has his thought process.

You can execute such an idea brilliantly on such a huge canvas and that's where the movie fails.

This might be something that you prefer, or is according to your taste. So form an opinion by yourself.

This is a just a formulaic mass masala from Shaji Kailas, first half was even more engaging considering the mess they created on the second half,. Lack of comedy is a also a big minus for the movie.

The heart of a good mass masala entertainer is making the audience feel the adrenaline rush which was clearly lacking , even the fans went quiet after the initial action block.

Expected much from the actor , and even though Shaji Kailas was in a bad form , really expected a come back from him.