Kuri Movie Review: A too simple tale
Evaluate: When Dileep (Vishnu Unnikrishnan), who’s newly appointed as a police constable, goes for passport verification to Betsy’s home (Surabhi Lakshmi), no person opens the door. To defend himself from the rain, he stands within the verandah when he hears voices from inside the home. When he knocks once more, a younger man opens the door, and Dileep will get suspicious and he forces himself into the home, however will get hit by one other particular person from behind.
Binosh (Vishnu Govindhan) and Maji (Sagar Surya) are in the home to steal the lottery winnings of Betsy’s brother Bibin, as Maji wants it for his sister’s wedding ceremony. Will their plan be successful, what occurs to Dileep who can be trapped in the home makes the remainder of the story.
Kuri is an easy, easy story advised with some twists in lower than two hours. Scripted and directed by KR Praveen, he delivers a crisp film, however one way or the other it fails to make an influence. Although the lead solid is Vishnu Unnikrishnan and Surabhi Lakshmi, the film belongs to Vishnu Govindan and Sagar Surya, and so they have accomplished a pleasant job. Vishnu Unnikrishnan is sweet in his position as Surabhi Lakshmi, although the latter doesn’t have any probability to show her performing expertise. Vinod Thomas as Bibin has accomplished a great job too. Aditi Ravi as Vishnu Unnikrishnan’s fiance appears to be like refreshing in her cameo. The music by Vinu Thomas has a soothing impact. The cinematography by Santhosh C Pillai is wonderful; the excessive vary appears to be like gorgeous, particularly the morning mist and floating clouds.
In case you are searching for a small, feel-good film this weekend, only for a time move, go for it. In any other case, you may give it a miss.
– V Vinod Nair
