Vijay Raghavendra and Bhavana does justice to the characters played . Rangayana Raghu yet again performs splendidly as a support actor. Petrol Prasanna does a good job playing a cop role. Seemed very realistic. The director managed to realistically portray the police and situations. The hierarchy in police system is wonderfully showcased. The struggle of the people who rely on daily wages is aptly presented by Saajan Kataria. While these are the good parts the movie is bogged down by slow screenplay,the suspense part is predictable. The second half is predictable and audience seems to know what's gonna happen next . If the second half was tightened a bit would have been engaging for audience.

This movie is one that I watched on a train journey, spurred by doubt after seeing its low rating on IMDb. Despite my initial skepticism that Prime Videos wouldn't offer such a mediocre film, it turned out to be an unexpectedly gripping crime thriller experience. The unpredictable plot and excellent screenplay make it stand out. It's a captivating film that encompasses all the elements of a thriller. The characters Raju, his wife, and their ailing child evoke heartfelt emotions, bringing tears to our eyes. The film manages to maintain integrity to reality while delivering justice. It's an incredibly underrated gem, with superb direction, camerawork, and stellar performances by the cast, making it a must-watch.