Before Neerali: Revisiting The 5 Best Thrillers Of Mohanlal In This Decade So Far!
Neerali, which is touted to be a drama thriller will be hitting the theatres tomorrow. here, we take you through the 5 best thrillers of Mohanlal in this decade so far.
Neerali
is
making
it
to
the
theatres
tomorrow
(July
13,
2018)
and
the
Mohanlal
starrer
has
huge
expectations
upon
it.
The
makers
of
the
film
haven't
revealed
much
about
the
storyline
of
the
movie,
which
is
touted
to
be
a
film
in
the
lines
of
a
thriller.
The
teaser
and
the
trailer
of
the
film
has
also
promised
the
film
to
be
a
very
captivating
watch.
In
his
career
spanning
close
to
40
years,
Mohanlal
has
been
a
part
of
good
number
of
thrillers
and
Neerali
is
expected
to
be
quite
different
from
each
one
of
them.
Before
the
big
arrival
of
Neerali,
here
we
take
you
through
some
of
the
best
thrillers
of
Mohanlal
in
this
decade(from
2010
-
till
present)
so
far.
Grandmaster
Grandmaster,
from
Mohanlal-B
Unnikrishnan
team,
was
a
perfectly
crafted
investigative
thriller
that
kept
the
audiences
guessing
till
the
end.
In
the
film,
Mohanlal
played
the
role
of
a
police
officer
named
Chandrashekhar
who
is
investigating
a
series
of
murders.
The
film
emerged
as
a
success
at
the
box
office.
Pulimurugan
Nothing
much
has
to
be
said
about
this
movie,
which
rightly
is
the
biggest
ever
hit
in
the
history
of
Mollywood.
It
wouldn't
be
wrong
to
classify
Pulimurugan
into
this
genre
as
it
was
a
film
mixed
with
action,
thrill
and
adventure
elements
in
equal
proportions.
Drishyam
Drishyam
is
undoubtedly
one
of
the
finest
thrillers
ever
made.
The
film,
directed
by
Jeethu
Joseph,
stayed
loyal
to
its
genre
as
it
was
filled
with
intriguing
moments
and
some
brilliant
twists.
The
popularity
that
the
film
received
touched
newer
heights
as
the
movie
went
on
to
be
remade
in
multiple
languages.
Oppam
Oppam,
directed
by
Priyadarshan,
was
indeed
a
well-crafted
thriller
that
provided
umpteen
number
of
edge-of-the-seat
moments.
With
its
captivating
narrating
pattern
and
a
stellar
performance
by
Mohanlal,
the
film
kept
the
audiences
glued
to
their
seats
and
rightly,
the
film
fetched
a
blockbuster
status
at
the
box
office.
Villain
Villain,
the
previous
release
of
Mohanlal
had
its
own
set
of
specialities.
The
film
had
a
towering
performance
from
Mohanlal
and
the
movie
was
a
slow-paced
emotional
thriller,
which
stayed
close
to
its
genre.
The
thrilling
elements
were
in
tact
and
the
movie
had
tried
to
break
the
cliches
associated
with
normal
movies
that
fall
into
such
a
genre.