NitinKannur

This movie falls into the trap of predictability and uninspiring execution. While the premise promises intrigue and suspense, the film struggles to rise above the generic conventions of the thriller genre with silly jump scares in few places.

The acting, a crucial element in any thriller, is marred by average performances. The cast seems to struggle with delivering convincing portrayals, and the lackluster dialogues contribute to a sense of monotony. The way they speak the dialogues are total cringe. The movie feels like a dubbed one with scenes and dialogues fighting to sync.

One of the major drawbacks of Sila Nodigalil is its presentation, which at times feels reminiscent of a dubbed daily soap. The film's cinematography and editing, while competent, do little to elevate the overall viewing experience. The use of clichéd background music further diminishes the impact of critical scenes, making them seem formulaic and unremarkable.

While the film does have its moments of tension and suspense, they are overshadowed by the lack of innovation in storytelling. Viewers expecting a fresh take on the thriller genre may be left disappointed, as Sila Nodigalil adheres closely to a conventional and predictable formula.

It's always disappointing to come across a movie that is clearly devoid of originality and creativity, and unfortunately, this movie is good example.

From start to finish, the movie appeared to be a mixture of ideas taken from other, more successful films. It was as if the filmmakers had thrown together a bunch of scenes from various movies and hoped that no one would notice the lack of originality.

The plot was so predictable that it was almost laughable. Every twist and turn could be seen coming from a mile away, and it felt like the filmmakers weren't even trying to surprise the audience. How can someone not know about their house they are living, did they order their house from amazon?