Story

Here's a hero who keeps chasing the villain, not for a scene or two, but throughout the movie barring the last flashback portions. Sasikumar’s talkie portions are limited, so much that it takes more than 25 minutes into the movie for him to utter a single word. The cat and mouse game goes on and on until the flashback where the reasoning comes in, somehow that appears too late. The story starts with Vasumitra receiving a mysterious phone call sending him to a state of panic. From then on he is seen shouting “Yaara Nee” at least hundred times; the initial phone call and Sasikumar’s eerie silence on pursuing a villain is gripping but the director fails to capitalize on the thrills and rather loses the screenplay away on a free fall after second half.

Once the plot is set with the fact that Sasikumar is on to Vasumitra even though the reason is unknown, the plot becomes very predictable. The cat and mouse game which started on a high note goes on and on until the screenplay starts feeling thirsty for the flashback or the reason behind all this mysterious phone calls. Heroine Nandita is brought into picture only after second half and her characterization is not done well. Its unclear if she has an extended cameo or an important part to play in the thriller. Without a strong characterization for a female character, the movie shifts uneasily post second half. So will Sasikumar getting into the thick of his pursuer and punish for his actions forms the crux of the movie.