Malayalam
action
hero
Sureshgopi's
latest
release
Bullet,
the
comeback
movie
of
director
Nizzar
Khan,
is
let
down
by
a
poorly-written
script.
Though
the
basic
plot
is
interesting
and
thrilling,
the
film
as
a
whole
is
just
mediocre
when
it
comes
to
visualization.
The
director
could
have
been
made
it
in
a
much
better
manner.
Bullet
is
about
the
mysterious
disappearance
of
popular
music
director
Yamunaprasad
while
busy
judging
a
TV
reality
show.
The
movie
begins
with
a
scene
where
successful
music
composers
Yamunaprasad-Gangaprasad
kill
their
teacher
and
mentor
Mahadevan
Thampy
just
because
they
perceive
Mahadevan
Thampy
as
a
threat
to
their
professional
success.
The
next
scene
shows
a
very
popular
TV
reality
show
where
Gangaprasad
and
Yamunaprasad
are
the
judges.
They
misbehave
with
the
pretty
female
participants
in
the
show,
especially
Gayathry
and
Gouri,
and
demand
sexual
favours
for
ensuring
their
victory
in
the
competition.
Parasurama
Bhattathiri
(Sureshgopi),
a
man
dressed
like
a
sanyasi
but
behaving
rather
mysteriously,
enters
at
this
juncture.
He
tries
to
tackle
Gangaprasad
and
Yamunaprasad,
but
things
take
a
sudden
twist
when
Yamunaprasad
goes
missing.
Circle
Inspector
Wahid
Abdul
Rahman
Haji
(Kalabhavan
Mani)
investigates
the
sudden
disappearance
of
the
music
composer.
Right
from
the
initial
stages
of
the
investigation,
he
clashes
with
Bhattathiri,
suspecting
that
he
is
responsible
for
the
music
director's
disappearance.
Some
days
later,
the
police
find
a
chopped
arm
of
the
missing
musician
from
a
dustbin
and
it
becomes
evident
that
he
has
been
murdered.
Wahid
immediately
arrests
Bhattathiri,
who
is
later
freed
since
there
is
no
clear
evidence
against
him.
Then
Bhattathiri
declares
he
will
find
the
real
murderer
before
Wahid.
The
second
half
of
the
film
unfolds
the
rest
of
the
story.
Though
the
story
has
all
ingredients
to
become
a
commercial
blockbuster,
it
unfortunately
fails
to
pick
up
tempo
and
suspense
due
to
poor
script
and
direction.
The
script
has
too
many
loose
ends.
The
suspense
elements
in
the
climax
are
not
worked
out
properly.
Though
a
couple
of
songs
by
newcomers
are
hummable,
the
comic
sequences
do
not
impress.
Suresh
Gopi
repeats
himself
as
Parasurama
Bhattathiri,
while
Kalabhavan
Mani's
performance
as
Wahid
Abdul
Rahman
Haji
is
average.
The
performance
of
the
rest
of
the
cast
and
technical
aspects
are
average.
Altogether,
the
audience
is
given
an
unprofessional
visualization
of
a
good
story.
Banner
Malayil
Movie
International
Producer
Nazim
Vellila
Cast
Sureshgopi,
Kalabhavan
Mani,
Jagathy
Sreekumar,
Cochin
Haneefa,
Anoop
Chandran,
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Sona,
Bala,
Maria
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Raghavan,
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