Mumbai Police

A must watch thriller till the end of the movie..such a climax had made some faces disappoint bt rather like that of a climax other than anythng cant suit it well...a class of thriller with powerful script

Usually I didn't like to write reviews about Malayalam movie.Malayalam languages are most difficult ones in india. But this movie was wonderful. Considering it as a thriller genre, it is worth of giving 10 stars. Unexpected surprises in the film makes it more interesting to watchry is gripping and performances by everyone are stunning. Brilliant script followed with top notch direction,editing, cinematography and performances..!! A great movie and superb story line!!!. A must watch if you are a fan of thriller and suspense movies

MYSTERY &THRILLER..I have to see many movies but this type mystery &thriller i never seen.

Directed by Roshan Andrews after the debacle Casanova, scripted by deadly duo Bobby & Sanjay. One of the brilliant script in recent past by B&S as usual emotional quotient as their major backdrop and they handle it subtly, this shows their intellectual melange with meticulously written screenplay. This cop flick deviate from usual cop investigation and ended up as daringly different one. Some may deplore strongly against climax, but for me after thinking for a while i found it terrific ending. Prithviraj(Moses A) cataclysm behavior as a disguise and as confused (Moses B) both were scintillating, his performance was just tad above the script. Songs were not included but BGM was good but in chase scene it was jarring. Prithviraj & Rahman were mostly the cynosure of the film. Cinematography was good. Weakest point in the whole movie is the pace, it was done in a lethargic manner but only for 1st half. 2nd half was top-notch and engaging and make it a edge of the seat type thriller. Highly recommended for thriller aficionado. For others might not be fully delectable but it arrest and indulge the viewers on the seat.

This is a fiendishly clever twist on the Memento / Ghajini concept, wherein a police officer loses his memory just after solving a case and hence, has to solve it a second time.

With its flashbacks that reveal a bit of the puzzle at a time and the present, which ratchets up the tension of the who-dun-it, it stays on track, building up to a devastating climax.

Prithviraj brings his A game to the fore and delivers a stunning act, as the ebullient police officer as well as the subdued sleuth searching for the truth. Rahman is super impressive as he has few dialogues but uses his facial expressions to convey a million words.

A top notch thriller, one that is designed to remain notched in the viewer's psyche, this is highly recommended.