Love Action Drama has a cliched love story, some nicely done action and moments of inventive humor. What it lacks is a solid drama to captivate the viewer. The drama falls flat for the most part. The terrific combo of Aju Varghese and Nivin Pauly occasionally bring the house down with their comic timing, but the film is a stretch.
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The strength of the political film lies in the strong ensemble cast, which includes seasoned actors and new-age stars. The plot of Lucifer is pretty simple, for a film with political elements. The script written by Murali Gopi has stunning dialogues and exchanges. Prithviraj has crafted a film with painstaking attention to detail.
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The premise wears thin after a point, although Odiyan's fantasy world full of urban legends and razzmatazz are good enough to merit a watch. Keep your expectations in check, though.
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Varathan dwells on the voyeuristic traits of a society, which pries on women, and the protective role men have to play. While Amal Neerad tells the tale with admirable restraint two thirds of the film's run-time, he dilutes its provocation with his usual pet indulgences.
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Tovino Thomas's character in 'Theevandi' is almost an outcast in a society, which condescend his actions. But the movie never does it to us. For those walking in purely for entertainment, there are big laughs to be had in 'Theevandi'. There is also an ensemble cast, who excel in humour.
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Kunal had the eyes which were stalking and in it convey the confounding emotions of a man struggling with guilt complex. The movie has touching moments to go with a few glaring errors which are unimportant considering the vast scope of the bard.
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