Djibouti

Amazing work by the team... nice story ... nice location... enjoyed v much... carry on good work... special mention for d african girl hanna means shagun jaswal u put soul in d character of hana kudos for it... all d luck.

A simple story line, well portrayed. The genre expands from one of a simple village boy to a survival mode.

Hats off to the cinematographer and the whole crew who did sweat it out in Djibouti amidst covid times.

Amith, Gregory and Shagun did a pretty good job at portraying their characters, very relatable and close to life. Special mention to Athira for her debut on a large canvas, who did justice to her limited screen time.

The movie could've been edited a tad bit better, keeping the pace intact, but kudos to the whole team for the effort.

Such a waste film. . You will be disappointed after watching this film. Poor script .. I dont know why the above peoples are giving full marks for the movie. . Villain her brother suddenly gets angry by hearing a news . And going for the revenge with chasing and acrion sequenses. The good element i see on this movie is the places where this movie was shot. Other than that there is norhing good to see. . I am wondering how could the lead actor select this kind of pa.thetic. Review. . He is a wonderful actor but how could he select this one. Thanku for wasting my time.. Kindly bring some realiatic script next time.

I personally like this movie. Amit and Biju sopanam chettans acting is so good. Good narration and story line. Always a fan of Biju chettan. Each and every role has its own variety of emotions and part in the movie overall go watch it or you're losing a golden chance to enjoy such a great movie experience.

What a nice virtual trip to East Africa from the comforts of our homes! 'Djibouti' had a solid script, good entertaining moments, but regrettably a not-so-good execution

DELICIOUS

-Anyone watching 'Djibouti' will have a taste of the country as the movie introduced us to its beautiful people, music, cities, traditions, and languages😍

-Amith Chakalakkal outdid himself compared to his previous roles. He was hilarious and casual, then transformed into a responsible shattered man.

-'Djibouti' will definitely teach you about the extreme need to bond as brothers when living abroad. Louie's friends in Djibouti were his backbone as he faced several battles

-Good job to the fight choreographers for producing dynamic scenes that were so exhilarating!

BLAND

-The inconsistent editing sadly killed 'Djibouti'. Many scenes didn't smoothly transition to the next and the audio was affected by many echo sounds

-Color grading failed to accentuate the beauty of the landscapes in Djibouti and Kerala. The green screen shots were too obvious and took away from the authenticity of the story...