Wolf

Theme of the movie is nice. It starts slow, gets interesting at one point, but then movie stands at the same point and didnt move much until the 3rd character arrives. It again gets interesting when 3rd one arrive, but after sometime again movies get slow.

Means an interesting small plot, but becomes laggy due to its 1:50 hrs durarion. It could have been better if it was an 1:20 hrs movie instead of 1:50.

Wolf was yet another unheralded film from Zee5's recent set of Direct-to-digital Malayalam releases, the earlier ones being the moderately enjoyable Innu Mudhal and the passable thriller Krishnankutty Pani Thudangi.

It is intended as a thriller set in the time of Corona and features earnest performances from the leads-Arjun Asokan and Samyuktha Menon and a third actor who I will not name to preserve the movie's suspense.

Despite the right elements in the setup and the confrontation, the script crumbles in the third act, where the intended resolution to the key challenges in the plot comes off as too simplistic and weak.

Malayalam has delivered stellar work like Joji and C U Soon despite being constrained by single location corona-time shoots, so cannot give this effort a pass.

Not recommended. A so-called thriller that had no requisite thrills.

The Malayalam film 'Wolf' is an average but watchable film. Except for the not so convincing coincidence of how the three main characters got trapped in a house, the movie is not very befooling to human logic. Almost the entire film is shot in a home, but the director succeeded in keeping the film involving. Some scenes are so silly and look like it is from a high-school drama; more care could have been excercised on that matter.

Please don't watch this movie. If you don't want to waste your time.

Please don't waste your valuable time watching this.