Moda Kavida Vaatavarana

Ultimately, a deeper exploration of the disorder, and a tighter screenplay could have elevated this into a truly compelling experience.</p>

The film introduces a compelling new hero in Sheelam M Swamy, supported by outstanding work from Moksha Kushal and Saathvika, while Judah Sandy’s soulful music and Santhosh Rai Pathaje’s misty, rain-drenched cinematography elevate every frame.

Generally, Su Ni films tend to at least have good music and some entertaining bits, even if the final product does not stick the landing.