Mohanlal
as
Colonel
Mahadevan
&
Major
Sahadevan
Mohanlal,
who
appears
as
Colonel
Mahadevan
and
Major
Sahadevan,
is
the
backbone
of
the
movie.
He
carries
the
movie
on
his
shoulders and
amazes
with
the
extraordinary
performance.
The
actor's
unmatchable
screen
presence
and
exceptional
dialogue
delivery
are
the
most
important
factors
which
keep
the
audiences
engaged
throughout
the
movie.
Script
&
Direction:
Major
Ravi
Major
Ravi,
the
writer-director
fails
to
create
an
impact
with
the
fourth
outing
of
Major
Mahadevan
series.
In
short,
the
movie
is
a
disappointing
mashup
of
the
first
three
outings
of
the
series.
Except
the
brilliantly
shot
war
sequences
involving
military
tanks
and
a
few
emotional
sequences,
the
director
fails to
impress.
The
dialogues
by
Shiju
Nambyath are
effective
at
places,
but
unbearably
overdramatic
at
most
of
the
portions.
Cinematography:
Sujith
Vasudev
Sujith
Vasudev's
extraordinary
visualisation
is
another
biggest
plus
point
of
the
movie.
The
cinematographer
has
shown
his
brilliance
in
certain
war
sequences,
which
demanded
a
truly
spectacular
visualisation.
Arunoday
Singh
as
Colonel
Raja
Arunoday
Singh,
the
Bollywood
actor
makes
a
fantastic
debut
as
Colonel
Raja,
the
brave
Pakistan
soldier
who
develops
a
special
bonding
with
Major
Sahadevan.
The
actor
has
totally
shined
in
the
combination
sequences
with
Mohanlal.
Allu
Sirish
as
Lieutenant
Chinmay
Allu
Sirish
was
totally
wasted
in
the
role
of
Lieutenant
Chinmay,
a
happy-go-lucky
yet
talented
young
soldier.
The
actor
has
got
a
very
scope
to
perform
in
the
movie,
which
is
disappointing.
Asha
Sharath
as
Parvathy
Asha
Sharath
appears
as
Major
Sahadevan's
wife
and
Colonel
Mahadevan's
mother,
Parvathy.
The
actor
has
nothing
much
to
do
in
her
minimal
role.
The
Supporting
Cast
The
supporting
cast,
including
Renji
Panicker,
Devan,
Sudheer
Karamana,
Saiju
Kurup,
Krishna
Kumar,
Manikuttan,
Kozhikode
Narayanan
Nair,
Shaji,
Balaji,
Priyanka
Agarwal,
Zoya
Zayed,
Srushti
Dange,
etc.,
just
come
and
go
without
holding
any
importance
in
the
narration.
Background
Score:
Gopi
Sundar
Gopi
Sundar,
the
National
award-winning
music
director
fails
to
make
a
mark
with
his
background
score
this
time.
The
over-dramatic
BGM
fails
to
provide
a
life
to
the
suffocating
narrative.
Songs
(From
left
to
right):
Siddharth
Vipin,
Rahum
Subramanian
&
Najim
Arshad
Siddharth
Vipin,
Najim
Arshad,
and
Rahul
Subramanian
have
composed
the
songs.
Except Oruvaakkinal
and
Pesipokuthu,
none
of
the
songs
create
an
impression.
Editing:
Samjith
MHd
Samjith
MHd's
editing
is
not
up
to
the
marks,
as
the
movie
severely
lags
at
several
points,
especially
in
the
first
half.
The
over-lengthy
family
sequences
and
misplaced
songs
are
major
minus points.