The horror of war is powerfully conveyed in 'Bhayanakam' through the pangs of the generation of yore. The visual brilliance and stupendous direction makes it one of the most admiring films that stand out simply for its unique creation.
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'Koode' is a family drama with an inappropriate blend of fantasy and reality. The fantasy element dominates the narration of the heart-warming relation between a brother and a sister while the impact of real incidents conveys only skin-deep experience.
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If you ignore the tottering tale, the tentacles of this 'Neerali' are strong enough to offer consistent gripping moments. The much-awaited suspense leaves you panting for more though Mohanlal hogs the limelight with his smart performance. It could have been a better survival thriller had the creative wings attained more supremacy.
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Portrayal of a real life character in 'Theetta Rappai,' who has a peculiar disorder, is a botched up attempt and deeply dull. This film turns out to be plotless and formless as not enough has been done on the script.
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'My Story' certainly has the elements of the run-of-the-mill romantic dramas. Notably, Prithviraj and Parvathy act as the cornerstones of the plot. The film drums up ample support from its lead pairs and the scenic locales of Portugal, covering up the thin layer of intensity in the romance.
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High on performances and low on content, the story of four youngsters in 'Pettilambattra' only creates a mixed feeling. The template is similar to the flicks that narrate the pulse and life of a local place. It's not worthy to watch the acts of unruly youths instead of enjoying a substantial plot.
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The well-wrought format of 'Abrhaminte Santhathikal' has been exclusively woven for a hero, who finds solutions on the sly. The filmic grandeur is dominant to aid the protagonist than bringing conviction in the treatment. This action thriller has minimal exaggeration but there is clear gap between logic and onscreen events.
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'Aashiq Vanna Divasam' faces the problem of how to keep the audience engaged till they are led to the major theme. The conflict is apt for the drama but the issue is how long you bear the same thing that gets repeated? The mediocre treatment conveys the same impact.
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Jayasurya is the real elixir of 'Njan Marykutty' and it has been crafted with lots of dramatic emotions. Adding to its predictability, the incidents stapled with the life of a transsexual lack the vital intensity.
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Orange Valley - This old fashioned family drama has been conceived on the premise of armed revolution. While the revolutionary part has been narrated convincingly, the silly dramatic events make things a baffling mess.
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'Premanjali' is a romantic family drama that bears a cliched plot narrated in a conventional manner. The underlying artistic elegance works well as far as the total effect is concerned.
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