The first half of the film was highly involving and the making deserves an huge appreciation. The wonderful job on the Music by Bijipal helped as well.

I found the second half to be predictable and the story telling lost its pace which it gathered in the first half. Few shorts could have been avoided or bettered.

All the casting were perfect. The character done by Biju Menon, Muth was my personal favourite. But at the end of the day you will be thinking about Vineeth's character, Kannan. Thanks to Girish Kulkarni in trusting Working Class Heros, done amazingly well in the role of police officer. Vineeth Thattil's character was the joker in the pack, helped in the narration of the story, had also done an excellent job.

Highly recommended to watch in theatres!

It has been an absolute waste of time when the movie end credits roll, and none of the events make any sense to the build up the makers persisted on.

The climax was one the absurd climax and it was so easy for the police to get convinced with just one confession from one of the prime suspects, unbelievable!

The film started with a song, and that set a very odd precedent to the proceeding. Yet, the makers started off really well even with that setback opening song. The characters were established with a mysterious element in their business affairs. It appeared to me a layered narrative and every other scene was getting more intrigued and intense.

It is a slow burner, and I love this genre, I was completely immersed and then the disastrous climax happened spoiling all the charm the screenplay was tightly holding on to. There are no exceptional performances which I was expecting from Biju Menon & Girish Kulkarni. The character played by Vineeth lacked depth, the climax reveals the weakness in the characterisation and plot points. There was a big question in front me, what was the whole point of having an investigation in 3 different states if the police's claims to have tech support in their armour to nail down such cases in no time.

The movie also lacked to have elements of gray, everything appeared to be in black or white or gold, leaving me in a state of disbelief to accept the climax, the writers failed to convince me as an audience that this could be relatable, but it's not at all in the world the the makers had invited us to.

Watch out for a cameo role by Vicky, that was the only saving grace, indeed a wasted opportunity and that too a golden one!

Watched this one with my family today. This was an adult movie in a way. After an indifferent start, the film becomes so damn gripping. I really enjoyed it. It was a great police procedural. Awesome supporting cast - especially Vineeth Thattil (Kadan Benny Chettan in Angamaly Diaries), Gireesh Kulkarni and Jain Andrews, the actor who played Alex. After a slightly slow and indifferent start, the film suddenly grips you in a way only the best police procedurals can. Writer Shyam Pushkaran throws in a couple of mass scenes towards the end. Background score was jarring on some occasions. But this is a really terrific movie man. Great debut for director Saheed Arafat.

(8/10)