Thira Movie Review: A Must Watch
Movie
begins
with
the
introduction
of
a
cardiologist,
Rohini
Pranab
(Shobhana),
who
apart
from
her
job
of
a
doctor
also
runs
an
organisation
for
women
which
acts
against
women
trafficking
and
helps
orphaned
girls.
Things
get
into
trouble
when
some
girls
from
the
organisation
get
kidnapped.
Rohini sets out on a mission to find those who are behind her husband's murder and who have trafficked the girls. On the same path, we are introduced to Naveen (Dhyan Sreenivasan), who is in search of his kidnapped sister. Naveen and Rohini meet by chance and come to know that they have the same goal. Rest of the movie focuses on their mission to find the lost ones. Will they be successful? Watch out in theatres next to you.
Performances
Confined
to
a
minimal
number
of
lead
actors,
the
pick
among
them
easily
being
the
lead
pair,
Shobhana
and
Dhyan.
Rohini
Pranab
will
be
a
role
in
Shobhana's
acting
career
which
is
sure
to
be
remembered
in
a
long
time
run.
Once
again
Shobhana
proves
why
she
is
still
one
of
the
best
in
the
industry.
The surprise factor is Dhyan Sreenivasan. From the family of talents, this youngster proves he got the same in his blood. He just excelled through the role of Naveen. Deepak Parambol got yet another small yet good role. Rest of the cast are mainly new founds and almost everyone have done justice to their roles.
Technical
Aspects
Cinematography
by
Jomon
T
John
is
appealing.
He
has
captured
almost
all
the
locations
splendidly.
Music
by
Shaan
Rehman
is
yet
another
boost
to
the
movie.
BGM
keeps
us
engaged
and
the
songs
are
well
fit
in
the
movie.
Editing
by
Ranjan
Abraham
is
crisp
and
near
flawless.
Vineeth
Sreenivasan
and
Rakesh
Mantodi
deserves
applause
for
the
engaging
plot
they
have
written.
Verdict
Summing
up,
Thira
is
a
treat
to
the
Malayalam
movie
lovers,
who
love
something
different
from
the
usual.
Sit
and
enjoy
the
two
hour
journey
of
the
first
part
of
this
trilogy.