Drishya Movie Review

By Ramchander

Ravichandran's fans have almost stopped expecting blockbuster from Sandalwood Showman. They have unwillingly accepted the fact that the hit machine of one-time is struggling to fit into the needs of the constantly changing nature of films. Hence, the expectations are less from his films these days.

The low expectations factor could work some time as such films often spring surprises. His latest movie Drishya comes as welcome change as the storyline of the movie is strong and the Crazy Star has enacted his role well. The movie is the official remake of Malayalam superhit movie Drishyam starring Mohanlal and Meena.

Ravichandran's runs a happy family comprising of his wife Navya Nair and two kids. They are a happy family enjoying life's simple pleasures. The beginning creates an assumption that the movie would be a sweet-coated family drama but it takes thrilling turns in the game of truth and lies. The good times of Rajendra Ponappa's family comes to end with the law-abidding hero gets arrested.

Now, the family has to fight and resist for the survival. The battle is not easy and one should be brave to face it. The story of the film is all about a happy family's confrontation with a sudden twist of fate and how they react when exposed to the scramble form the crux of the story.

The story of the movie is never short of entertainment. Even when the family is struggling, the brilliant writing keeps you hooked to your seats. Audience welcome the lies that the characters say and hurdle that they pass. Continue reading the movie review on the slideshow....

Analysis

Analysis

First half of Drishyam is well-written even though it lacks pace and the second half is brilliant. The genres of the movie keeps changing every few seconds.

Minor Drawbacks

Minor Drawbacks

There are minor drawbacks. But it will not have major impact on the overall product.

Performance

Performance

Ravichandran has always played the role of common man with ease. In Drishya, he is no different. Tamil actor Sivaji Prabhu and Asha Sarath have done justice to his role.

Other Departments

Other Departments

Illaiyaraaja's music is good and background score is apt. MS Ramesh's dialogues are sharp, Suresh Urs' editing is neat.

Verdict:

Verdict:

Verdict: Drisha is a thrilling ride. Enjoy the movie with family audience.

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