'Angane Njanum Premichu' is a mess of a movie that carries the burden of poor tale and unimaginative execution. This teenage action drama lacks the freshness to make an arresting impact except for creating loads of tedious moments.
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'Mazhayathu' is a journey into the psyche of a schoolgirl's father, who is framed in the mire of grave charges. The carefully committed imperfection in the plot is the real beauty of this socially-relevant movie.
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'Abhiyude Kadha Anuvinteyum' is a lethargically crafted romantic drama with a sensitive element blended in the story. The bizarre conflict of this romance fails to make you sympathetic towards the characters. Poor screenplay and paucity of apt creative contribution amplify the monotony. A slipshod attempt is explicit in every aspect of this film.
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'Krishnam' is based on a real life incident, which hardly qualifies to be a topic for a movie. This old-fashioned sentimental family drama is an exaggerated creation and the part of divine intervention is strongly far-fetched.
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Though preachy in parts, 'School Diary' is a well-intended movie that highlights the responsibility and optimism of students. But the amateurish treatment in vital areas only helps provide a mediocre output.
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In 'Kamuki', tedious and unimaginative presentation sullies the novelty of the romance. The sloppy package lacks originality to offer a refreshing experience.
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The modest plot of 'Kuttan Pillayude Sivarathri' finds a smooth passage solely due to the stellar performance of the protagonist. The content is riveting in parts as the supplements are not contributing effectively.
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'Pramasoothram' narrates unreciprocated love. The infatuation of a teenager struggles to grow in a matured way to convey the real pain of lost love. It creates riveting moments till some point before turning out a disappointment.
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In this quiet celebration of friendship, there is no room for romance and violence. 'Naam' (We) is a clean campus film that focus on friendship. But the problem lies in the soul of the theme that is not adequately penetrated into the narration to maintain the flow.
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Despite the lurch in the first half, 'B. Tech' meaningfully invests into a worthy content and it pays off. This well-wrought transformation is vital to an extent for this semi-thriller. Yet the answers to the mystery are not satisfactorily explained.
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