Joseph

Joseph was wonderfully wrote, directed and presented. This is the simplest form that I am able to express my views about this movie. Malayalam films are stood apart from thrilling plots and it's just minute numbers of films had that quality somehow through Drishyam, Abrahaminte Snathathikal etc. but this one was really just fine in portraying a trilling subject undo a public relevant depiction. Joju George was exceptionally locked into Joseph throughout the movie and he matured from the way that we know about him earlier. Joseph's observation and analysis are the key factors that gone along with the plot and that observation was the basic thing lead the film into an important subject.

Nothing more just grab your tickets and watch it guys. Joju was burning inside with an outer ease !

I saw this movie today and still i cant get over the hangover of this movie.First of all the movie is a slow burner but once it starts to burn it burns like an volcano,its a great dark thriller with nice twists and lots of emotions.Words cant describe how much i enjoyed this movie and Jojus acting was breath taking he is surely an under rated actor i hope he gets more such good roles in his career . Movie also deals with a social relevant scam .you would not regret watching this movie on theater .

Thrilling movie.. will keep you gripped right from the beginning. The way the lead actor unravels the organ transplant scheme is intriguing. Too many unnecessary songs is one of the bad things about the movie.

Me being a Sri Lankan and yet who is in love with Malayalam cinema is due to movies like this. Plot, Acting, Music, Direction... What ever the category, this movie perfects them all.

I've seen Joju before but not like this. He catches every moment perfectly.

Among the reasons I love this cinema is how each character is crafted and handled carefully. And here there's no exception. Cast supports it perfectly. Specially Dileesh. Love him always.

And then the voice of Yesudas. Every time it's giving a shocking vibrance all together.

Yes. Malayalis have done it again.