Banner: SK Pictures
Producer: Suresh Kondeti
Director: Karthik Subburaj
Music: Santosh Narayan
Casting: Vijay Sethupathi, Remya Nambeeshan and Others
Rating: 2.75/5.0
Story
Michael (Vijay Sethupathy), a pizza delivery boy's life takes a completely unexpected and horrific turn, when he goes to deliver pizza to his boss's daughter who is possessed by Nitya, an evil spirit. This happens after he is unable to come to terms with his live in relationship with Anu (Remya Nambeesan) when she turns pregnant. What are the strange encounters Michael faces in the Smitha Bungalow and how he comes out of them should be enjoyed on silver screen.
Performances
Vijay Sethupathy who featured in national award winning Tamil film 'Thenmerku Paruvakatru' and later in 'Sundarapandian' excelled in the role. He became backbone of the film bringing in variety of expressions which are important in horror, thriller based films. His show of fear, nervousness makes viewers engrossed in the film. Remya Nambeesan and others did full justice to their roles.
Analysis
Director Karthik Subburaj came with a perfect script and executed it with perfection. He showed he has command over screenplay and direction. He is well supported by all the technical team. Director maintained the thrill factor through out the film and viewers never get bored watching it. Viewers never get their predictions right in the film, which speaks volumes of director's talent. However lack of commercial elements and Tamil nativity leaves negative impact on the film. Songs disappoint movie lovers, acting as speed breakers.
Plus points
Vijay Sethupathy's performance
Unexpected, unpredictable thrills and frills
Cinematography, background score
Minus points
Tamil nativity
Lack of commercial elements like comedy, romance, item songs
Targeting only horror movie lovers
Heroine Remya Nambeesan
Technical
Work of the technical team is brilliant as everyone did a flawless job. Cinematography of Gopi Amarnath is excellent as he captured the expressions of artistes well. Background score helped in maintaining the tempo of the film. Editing is near perfect unlike in other films.
Final Talk