The Road

First of all, I should start with Trisha's performance. She literally carries this film in her shoulders well supported by Shabir.

Initially there are 2 stories being told parallelly where Dr Meera's story hooks the audience and just before this parallel narration start to become a little confusing, the director had shown the connection between the 2. Look forward for the interval block.

Once both stories are connected, there is no looking back and it was an interesting approach from the director to structure this movie as such. This also makes this a unique film differing it from the regular thrillers.

Trisha's ability to perform is well explored by the director. She has a perfect follow-up for Kundavai with this movie showcasing her talent. Shabir is a natural.

Climax is not good as the director should have given punishment to the witch lady(college student) who is base or reason for the entire crime and demolished the professor's life. Also, the story is keep on rotating with the two faces for this entire crime mainly, instead the director should have brought this to the police department with more thriller (here once again the police department was not portrayed properly). Atleast you should have given some message (some dialogue should have given to the heroine that not to do like this since it is affecting the entire normal person and his family) to the society in the climax that what the witch lady (college student) was done to the normal person life gone wrong and she should not do like that.

The film exhibits adiquate storytelling, with decent plot points and few mystery elements. However, it is worth noting that the narration could have been enhanced for a more immersive experience.

Trisha, as always, graces the screen with her natural beauty, appearing stunning even without makeup most of the time. Her performance in the film is exceptional, demonstrating her versatility as she flawlessly embodies various facets of her character. Shabir's acting prowess shines through, and the supporting cast also delivers commendable performances.

Unfortunately, the production values fall short of expectations, lacking the level of quality one might anticipate. While the cinematography meets a basic standard, the background music enhances the viewing experience. However, the color grading leaves room for improvement.

The direction of the film, while competent, doesn't quite reach the level of perfection. Despite its shortcomings, this movie offers a worthwhile cinematic experience that you can enjoy on OTT.

The whole movie is roller coaster ride.. Trisha was fab in every frame whether it's emotional sequence or action sequence she did justice to her character.. All over the movie was good every character in this movie done fabulous job.. The first half was good but i wanted to see more of Meera and her family part and second half was mind blowing every character takes u turn and made the story interesting..I would say a good mysterious thriller movie I've watched after so long..this is one of the best Women Centric film of Trisha I've watched so far.. Just hoping makers brings part 2 ot THE ROAD.

Trisha, as Meera, does a decent job in the film. Shabeer Kallarakkal, who received widespread praise for his portrayal of the character Dancing Rose in Sarpatta Parambarai (2021), steals the limelight in the film with yet another powerful performance. Shabeer's portrayal of Maya makes a profound impact on you.

Trisha's character starts finding ways to avenge the death of her husband, she uncovers truths and that leads to her crossing paths with Maya.

Trisha Krishnan Performance 10/10 Shabeer Performance 10/10 Overall Cast and Crew Performance 9/10 Music Score 9/10 BGM 9/10 Director 10/10 Screenplay 9/10.