Kaaval Movie Review: A slow drama
Assessment: Now we have had many hit films that rode primarily on heavy-duty punch dialogues and stunts, presenting the unleashing of the ‘beast’ inside their heroes. One can’t assist questioning how a lot the viewers loves such age-old dialogue-driven narratives now. Suresh Gopi-starrer Kaaval, a film that reminds one in every of a lot of his yesteryear hits, is a movie that may’t assist however set off this thought.
Thamban (Suresh Gopi) and Antony (Renji Panicker) by no means feared of their youth to intrude in social points or take legislation into their arms, to deliver justice to those that deserved it, of their village. The deeds additionally gained them quite a few adversaries and aversion from most people, finally breaking their bond too. Nevertheless, a day comes, on which the connection is rekindled, igniting its personal set of repercussions.
It’s nice to observe Suresh Gopi’s towering presence and motion sequences on display screen, for he delivers them with sincerity. Ranjin Raj has but once more supplied some high quality melody by way of this movie and the music ‘Ennomal’ is certain to prime music charts too for some time. The movie’s story or its presentation, nevertheless, aren’t fetching sufficient to maintain one genuinely invested in its proceedings. Its tempo is kind of sleep-inducing and even predictable in locations, within the first-half. Although there’s an investigative episode within the story in the direction of the top, its late arrival doesn’t assist set off a way of engagement, at that time. The story additionally raises sure unanswered questions in a single’s thoughts, like the rationale for most people’s intense hatred in the direction of the duo, regardless of them serving to many. Kaaval may nonetheless curiosity die-hard Suresh Gopi followers and people who love feasting on wordy dialogues.
