Vysakh,
well
known
as
a
hitmaker,
is
on
a
roll
with
his
latest
movie
titled
Vishudhan,
which
can
be
termed
as
one
of
his
best
till
date.
Though
the
movie
is
not
the
best
among
thrillers
in
Malayalam,
it's
a
decent
watch
for
those
who
love
the
genre.
Vishudhan
can
be
easily
explained
as
the
transformations
that
a
man
undergoes
in
his
life.
Sunny
(Kunchako
Boban)
is
the
newly
appointed
priest
in
a
village,
where
he
meets
with
a
nun
Sophy
(Mia
George)
who
is
the
helping
hand
for
the
helpless
at
Snehalayam,
a
shelter
home
run
by
the
church.
Vavachan
(Hareesh
Perady),
a
landlord
who
also
runs
a
Medical
College,
supplies
poor
people
to
Snehalayam,
where
they
are
not
well
taken
care
and
after
death,
the
dead
bodies
are
given
to
medical
college
for
study
purposes.
Sunny
and
Sophy
turn
against
Vavachan,
which
in
turn
forces
Vavachan
to
set
a
trap
on
them
by
framing
charges
of
immoral
relation.
Sophy
loses
nun
position,
and
with
no
one
ready
to
protect,
Sunny
himself
decides
to
take
care
of
her.
Rest
of
the
movie
deals
with
the
clashes
among
Sunny
and
Vavachan,
forming
up
some
intense
sequences
towards
climax.
Performances
Kunchako
Boban
as
Sunny
is
the
pick
among
actors.
He
has
portrayed
emotions
that
the
character
demands,
quite
well.
Mia
George
as
Sophy
gives
out
a
decent
performance,
but
still
have
to
improve
much.
Nandu,
yet
again
gets
a
good
role
through
Jose,
which
he
has
acted
to
near
perfection.
Shaalin
Zoya
as
Anumol
is
too
good
in
her
act
and
is
much
impressive.
Other
characters
Hareesh
Perady
as
Vavachan,
Krishnakumar
as
his
son,
Lal
as
pokkiri
achan,
Suraj
as
Thomas
too
have
portrayed
their
roles
well.
Cinematography
Cinematography
by
Shehnad
jalal
is
not
a
wonder,
still
have
its
charm
at
parts.
Music Music
by
Gopi
Sundar
is
just
okay
as
only
the
song
"Oru
Mezhuthiriyude" is
appealing.
Neither
the
BGM
nor
the
other
songs
could
make
any
impact.
Vysakh
has
tried
his
best
to
give
out
a
different
film
as
he
promised
and
did
he
succeed
in
it?
Our
answer
is
somewhat
yes.
Vysakh
dared
to
take
up
a
different
sensitive
theme,
which
could
have
backfired,
but
he
has
handled
it
well
without
crossing
the
limits.
Verdit
Summing
up,
Vishudhan
may
not
appeal
to
everyone,
but
still
the
movie
has
its
moments,
which
on
the
whole
make
it
a
decent
one
time
watchable
flick.