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7th Day Movie Review - Do Not Miss This!
Story
The
movie
begins
on
a
Christmas
eve
with
the
intro
of
David
Abraham
IPS
(Prithviraj)
,
a
special
investigative
officer
of
Crime
branch
who
is
under
suspension.
On
the
way
David's
jeep
gets
to
a
minor
accident
with
a
bike,
the
bike
travellers
being
Vinu
Ramachandran
(Anu
Mohan)
and
Shaan
(Vinay
Fort).
In the accident, Vinu gets a small injury in the forehead. David gets them to a nearby hospital from where Vinu goes missing. David and Shaan searches for him in the entire town, but in vain. The next day David comes to know that Vinu has committed suicide when he travels to Vinu's home to return the wallet he forgot in the jeep. On questioning Shaan, David gets to know about the other three friends of their group Eby (Tovino Thomas), Jessica (Janani Iyer) and Cyril Philip (Praveen Prem).
Then follows the flashback story of the five friends who gets into trouble when Cyril loots crores of counterfeit money of a Mafia gang, which they had placed safely in the Computer Centre run by Vinu. Charlie (Yog Bajee) , one of the members of the mafia and his gang is behind them to find out the money. What plans do the friends have to safeguard them? Will David find out the mystery of Vinu's suicide? Answer lies in rest of the movie.
Performances
Prithviraj
is
in
his
dashing
salt
n
pepper
style
for
7th
Day.
His
screen
presence
is
a
treat
to
watch.
Though
in
the
first
portions,
the
dialogue
delivery
felt
an
artificiality,
the
later
portions
were
well
managed.
The
young
actors
including
Tovino,
Vinay
Forrt,
Praveen
and
Anu
Mohan
did
manage
to
do
well
with
their
characters.
The
female
lead
Janani
Iyer
too
did
justice
to
her
role.
Joy
Mathew
(Bhattathiri)
and
Yog
Bajee,
though
for
a
smaller
screen
space,
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.
Technical Aspects
Cinematography by Sujith Vasudev is a visual treat. Most of the movie is taken in the backdrop of night and he has done extremely well to capture the frames splendidly.
Music by Deepak Dev is good. Though the songs fail to create a long lasting impact on the audience, the BGM is highly engaging and full on energy.
Though there are portions in the movie, mainly in the first half flashback scenes, which lags at parts, the director and scriptwriter has managed to give out an engaging thriller. The climax suspense elements have been well maintained throughout the movie, making the viewers curious to think what shall happen next.
Verdict
On the whole, 7th Day is a movie worth your money and time. And anyone who loves to watch the thriller genre with high suspense elements, don't give this a miss.
