Lal
Jr,
who
made
an
impressive
debut
with
the
romantic-comedy
Honey
Bee,
is
back
with
a
psychological-thriller,
Hi
I'm
Tony.
The
movie
revolves
around
a
newly
married
couple
and
a
stranger
who
comes
into
their
life.
The
film
is
produced
by
Siby
Thottappuram
and
Joby
Mundamattom
under
the
banner
S
J
M
Entertainments
in
association
with
Sabir
Jaseer
of
Ideas
Inc.
Story
Sameer
(Asif
Ali)
and
Tina
(Miya
George)
are
in
love
and
they
elopes
to
Bangalore
after
their
parents
disapproves
the
match.
The
new
couple
are
helped
by
Achayan
(Biju
Menon),
who
provides
them
a
fully
furnished
flat
to
stay.
A
stranger
named
Tony
(Lal),
enters
into
the
their
life
and
Sameer
and
Tina's
life
takes
a
turn
from
that
incident
and
the
plot
begins
here...
Cast
and
Performance
Lal,
who
plays
the
title
character
Tony,
once
again
proves
his
mettle
as
an
actor.
The
actor
is
completely
fantastic
in
his
role,
as
a
psychotic
abusive
killer.
But
in
some
portions,
he
adapts
the
mannerisms
of
the
psychopath
characters
which
he
has
done
in
the
past,
which
makes
the
character
look
repititive.
Asif
Ali
and
Miya
George
delivers
decent
performance
as
the
lead
pair.
Biju
Menon
and
Lena,
who
plays
the
other
pivotal
roles
excelles
in
their
performances.
Script
and
Direction
The
script
which
is
penned
by
Lal
Jr
himself
fails
to
keep
the
grip
through
out
the
film.
The
film
enters
into
a
slow
pace
in
some
portions
while
rushes
in
a
hurry
in
the
rest.
The
over-usage
of
violence
makes
the
movie
a
visual
torture
at
some
portions.
But
the
last
20
minutes
succeeds
to
maintain
the
standard
with
some
thrilling
twists
and
pounding
action
sequences.
Technical
Aspects
Alby
excells
in
the
cinematography.
Ratheesh
Raj's
editing
is
not
upto
expectations,
as
the
movie
either
lags
or
rushes
at
times.
Songs
and
Background
Score
Deepak
Dev
disappoints
with
the
solo
song;
but
excells
with
the
background
score,
which
completely
sinks
into
the
mood
of
the
movie.
Verdict
Hi
I'm
Tony
is
a
brave
attempt
to
narrate
a
so-called
psychological
thriller
story
in
a
new
narrative
style.