Hats off to the Director of the Movie first of all Sri. Ranjith Shankar for potraying the best screenplay and presenting the script with a theme that is highly relevant in the present world. Its definitely going to be a message to everyone who are of selfish, possesive, greedy and eager to wealth in nature and who considers that relationships can be conqured only through wealth and money. And secondly i would like to give credits to the director for coordinating all the actors and Co actors to perform well in the big screen. Venugopal (Mammootty) is a successful private financier who considers money the be all and end all of life. Living in an affluent residential colony along with his wife Nandini (Asha Sharath) and only son Anand,Venugopal is a rustic man at heart. The film takes its own sweet time to settle down, with the incidents in the day to day of life of the protagonist and in the neighbourhood looking predictable and inert. The light humour that is sought to be worked out in the early parts look out of place. The whole focus of Venugopal and Nandini is on their son Anand. Usual elements like pressurizing children to excel in all fields, the never ending comparisons, the petty arguments between husband and wife are touched upon. The character of Asha Sharath is shown as a typical housewife bogged down by envy and dissatisfaction. Thums up for Mammookka and Asha Sharath for bringing out the best performance in acting. I felt that both of them were just acting naturally, not over expressive and morover they presented a simple way of acting. Its better if i would say that they werent acting instead they Were living through their chatacters namely Venugopal (Mammooty) and Nandini (Asha Sharath).. In short all the actors were doing an excellent performance. I felt that the technical side of the movie was also fair. Good camera and lighting works done by the crew which suits the mood of the story. Overall i felt its a MUST WATCH MOVIE
Posted on: Thu, 06 Nov 2014 18:24:15 +0000
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