Allu
Ramendran,
Kunchacko
Boban's
first
release
of
the
year,
had
managed
to
get
the
attention
of
the
movie
buffs.
While
the
posters
were
captivating,
the
teaser
went
a
notch
ahead
and
promised
something
interesting
and
entertaining.
Has
Allu
Ramendran
turned
out
to
be
the
film
that
the
audiences
were
waiting
fir.
Read
Allu
Ramendran
review
here
to
get
the
answer.
Plot
Allu
Ramendran's
story
revolves
around
a
police
constable
named
Ramendran.
He
lives
with
his
wife
and
sister.
A
frequent
incident
does
put
him
in
a
state
of
trouble.
The
police
jeep's
tyre
gets
punctured
each
time
that
he
drives
the
vehicle.
Allu
Ramachandran
unravels
this
interesting
mystery.
Screenplay
&
Direction
The
core
plot
of
Allu
Ramendran
is
pretty
simple
but
that
base
works
pretty
well
for
interesting
developements
filled
with
some
fine
sequences.
The
writers
of
Allu
Ramendran
does
the
necessary
to
keep
those
prospects
in
tact.
It
has
ample
dosage
of
light
humuor
sequences,
especially
in
the
first
half
of
the
movie
where
the
plot
gets
established.
Bilahari
has
done
a
good
job
by
making
the
film
in
a
fresh
manner
with
consistency
as
such
plots
have
the
tendency
to
go
haywire
after
a
point
of
time.
The
director
in
hims
holds
the
thread
together
without
falling
out
in
between.
He
has
used
his
actors
too
in
a
good
way.
However,
the
pace
and
the
soomthness
that
we
witnessed
in
the
initial
half
goes
missing
somewhere
in
the
second
half.
Here,
the
issue
lies
in
the
way
when
a
simple
narrative
jumps
into
a
dramatic
tone.
However,
it
doesn't
pull
down
the
film
much.
Performances
Kunchacko
Boban
was
really
good
in
the
role
of
Ramendran,
a
police
character
that
we
have
not
seen
much
in
films.
The
frustrations
and
the
attitude
of
the
character
have
been
well-presented
by
the
actor.
Salim
Kumar
scores
extremely
well
in
the
role
of
SI
and
he
makes
it
a
point
to
give
a
good
number
of
laughs.
Chandni
Sreedharan
didn't
have
much
to
perform
in
the
film
whereas
Aparana
Balamurali
portrayed
her
character
pretty
well.
Allu
Ramendran
also
features
Sreenath
Bhasi,
Krishna
Shankar,
Dharmajan,
Hareesh
Kanaaran
etc.,
in
important
roles.
Music
&
BGM
Songs
by
Shaan
Rahmaan
are
good
and
the
BGM
too
serves
its
purprose.
Cinematography
by
Shyju
Khalid
does
work
well
and
adds
the
required
freshness.
Editing
was
fine
even
though
some
of
the
sudden
changes
weren't
that
convincing
and
smooth.
Verdict
With
a
thin-yet-interesting
storyline
and
fresh
narration,
Allu
Ramendran
does
join
the
league
of
well-crafted
entertainers.