Black Coffee

Baburaj, who has written the movie’s screenplay and dialogues, is simply dragging a thin thought into a two-hour twenty minutes long film. His idea is to make it look like the journey of four independent women in a metro city. But the episodic approach with which he presents each of them feels lame. You can clearly see the peripheral gaze of a male in writing, and almost all the characters here are caricatures. Salt N Pepper was fun to watch, and it never went after sloppy humor. But here, everything is overdone. Even the feminine element in Babu’s character is pushed to a vulgar level. Sitting through the “comedy tracks” in this time of OTT needs a superior level of patience.