Jeethu
Joseph
once
again
hits
the
bull's
eye
with
his
latest
movie
Drishyam,
with
none
other
than
Superstar
Mohanlal
in
the
lead.
Drishyam
is
all
about
a
common
man's
struggle
for
his
family's
existence.
Story
Georgekutty
(Mohanlal),
an
orphan
by
birth,
is
running
a
local
cable
network
Rani
Vision
at
Rajakkad,
in
Idukki
district.
He
is
happily
living
with
his
wife
Rani
(Meena)
and
their
two
children
Anju
and
Anu.
Georgekutty
is
an
ardent
movie
enthusiast
and
with
the
help
of
movie
situations,
he
tries
to
solve
his
problems
in
life.
Everything
goes
fine
in
his
life
until
a
spoiled
brat,
Varun
(Roshan)
enters
their
life
and
spoils
it
completely.
What
follows
is
a
thrilling,
engaging
and
emotional
screenplay.
Performances
Mohanlal
as
Georgekutty
is
too
good
in
his
character.
Some
expressions
of
this
legend
reminds
us
why
he
is
still
staying
at
the
top
of
the
Indian
actor
list.
Meena
as
Rani
makes
a
good
comeback
with
her
role.
The
child
artists
enacting
the
roles
of
Anju
and
Anu
have
done
their
roles
exceptionally
well.
Another
notable
performance
is
by
Kalabhavan
Shajon
in
the
role
of
Sahadevan,
a
police
constable.
The
negative
character
of
Sahadevan
is
sure
to
gain
Shajon
a
lot
more
opportunities
in
the
coming
years.
Other
characters
including
Siddique
(Prabhakar),
Asha
Sarath
(Geetha),
Varun
(Roshan)
Irshad
(police
inspector),
Kunjan
(Madhavan)
have
done
complete
justice
to
their
roles.
Technical
Aspects
Cinematography
by
Sujith
Vasudev
has
come
out
as
a
visual
treat
to
the
audience.
Though
not
in
plenty,
he
has
captured
the
enchanting
frames
of
the
hilly
district
with
sheer
perfection.
Music
by
Vinu
Thomas
and
Anil
Johnson
is
good
as
both
the
songs
in
the
movie
have
been
perfectly
placed
and
it
blends
with
the
mood
of
movie.
Anil
Johnson
deserves
a
special
mention
for
the
wonderful
BGM
he
has
rendered.
The
main
attractions
in
the
movie,
are
its
gripping
script
and
master
craft
direction
by
Jeethu
Joseph.
Putting
aside
some
cliched
family
sequences
in
the
first
half,
Jeethu
deserves
cent
percent
credit
for
his
direction,
and
a
wonderful
and
engaging
script.
Verdict
On
the
whole,
Drishyam
is
a
complete
package.
It
thrills,
its
emotional,
worth
your
money
and
time.
Don't
miss
to
watch
this
movie.