After
a
powerful
performance
in
Janakan,
Mohanlal
hit
back
the
screen
with
his
latest
movie
Alexander
The
Great
and
it's
very
sad
and
disappointing
to
find
that
the
movie
is
a
disappointing
one.
Directed
by
Murali
Nagavally,
the
film
bears
an
amateur
script
with
a
very
common
and
old
storyline.
Alexander
The
Great
is
inspired
from
the
1988
Hollywood
movie
Rain
Man.
Despite
the
script,
the
movie
does
not
have
anything
much
that
catches
the
attention
of
the
audience
and
is
hardly
interesting.
The
movie
has
a
storyline
that
tells
about
a
family
dispute
over
wealth.
Prathapa
Varma
(
Saikumar
)
is
a
rich
businessman
in
Dubai.
After
his
death
his
family
came
to
know
that
the
heir
to
all
his
wealth
and
fortunes
was
Alexander
Varma
(
Mohanlal
),
who
is
his
unlawful
son.
Reading
Varma's
will
all
his
family
gets
enraged
and
Varma's
son
Manu
(
Bala
)
go
in
search
of
Alex
to
Mumbai.
Alex
at
one
sight
is
an
'abnormal
'person
and
behaves
mostly
like
a
kid.
But
he
is
a
genius
who
can
play
with
numbers.
He
is
capable
of
by-hearting
telephone
numbers
from
a
directory
within
hours
and
has
an
impeccable
quizzing
brain.
After
some
sequences
in
the
movie
that
evokes
laughs,
Manu
start
liking
his
step
brother
Alex
and
takes
him
to
his
family.
Starting
was
a
bit
tough
but
later
on
Alex
becomes
successful
in
winning
the
hearts
of
the
family
and
handles
the
baddies
that
impress
the
family.
It's
a
wonder
that
how
can
an
actor
like
Mohanlal
accept
such
a
film!
However
he
has
showed
similar
mannerisms
that
of
Dustin
Hoffman
in
Rain
Man.
The
role
invested
on
Mohanlal
has
nothing
to
do
much
and
to
perform.
The
film
has
been
shot
in
picturesque
locales
in
Dubai
and
Mumbai,
but
that
doesn't
help
in
making
the
film
interesting
and
convincing
as
well.
Bala
repeats
his
same
kinda
role
performed
earlier.
Jagadeesh
too
shows
nothing
interesting
and
new.
The
rest
of
the
characters
have
limited
roles
to
play.
D
Kannan's
camera
is
fine
and
the
music
is
okay.
Though
the
story
is
lifted
from
a
Hollywood
flick,
efforts
are
not
made
to
make
it
more
impressive
and
attractive.
Director
has
ailed
in
his
experiment.
The
film
has
taken
quite
some
time
in
its
making
and
the
final
product
looks
totally
a
disaster!
With
no
interesting
storyline
worth
mentioning
or
some
interesting
moments
that
remains
in
the
viewers'
minds
after
watching
the
film,
Alexander
the
great
is
a
confused
film
with
no
linking
as
well
as
sinking.
An
utter
disappointing
film!
Movie:
Alexander
The
Great
Director:
Murali
Nagavally
Music:
M
G
Sreekumar
Cast:
Mohanlal,
Bala,
Sudha
Chandran....