I, NOBODY Tamil Movie Review
Cast-:
Prithviraj Sukumaran, Parvathy Thiruvothu, Hakkim Shahjahan, Ashokan, VijayaRaghavan, Madhupal,Shankar Ramakrishnan,Nakshathra, Aira, Nishanth Sagar, Nandhu, Noushad Bombay, Jijoy Rajagopal, Khalid Rahman, Sanju Sivaram,Sudhi Koppa, Beena Chandran, Sana Althaf, Krishnan Balakrishnan, Dineesh Alappuzha, Ronnie Varghese, Manoj KU, Irshad Ali, Sudhi Kozhikode, Mahendran, Albin Alex, Jithin Madanan and Others.
Crew-:
Director : Nisam Basheer Producers : Supriya Menon, Mukesh R Mehta, CV Sarathi Production Houses : Prithviraj Productions & E4 Experiments Writer : Sameer Abdul Director Of Photography : Dinesh Purushothaman Editor : Ramees Mb Music : Jakes Bejoy Executive Producer : Harris Desom Art : Arshad Nakkoth Costume : Dhanya Balakrishnan Makeup : Ronex Xavier Action : Yannick Ben, Kalai Kingson & Amith Jolly Bastin Sound Design : Nixon George Sync Sound Recordist : Vivek Km Chief Associate Director’s : Benilal B, Binu G Nair Production Controller : Rinny Divakar Finance Controller : Kiran Nettayam Vfx : Dtm Vfx Head : Lava Kusha Di : Mangopost Colourist : Suresh Ravi Pro : Yuvaraj Stills : Rohith K Suresh Title Design : Seerow Unni Design And Animation : Sarath Vinu Publicity Designs : Yellowtooths Teaser Edit : Bles Thomas Marketing : Catalyst Promotions: Poffactio Design : Ting ,Trailer Music Credits Music Composed, Arranged & Produced by JAKES BEJOY Music Producers: JAKES BEJOY, AJAY ASH JOSEPH, CHRISTY JOBY, AGASTYA RAAG, ABY TOM CYRIAC, HUBERTMARAN, ANDREW GERLICHER Guitars: ANURAG RAJEEV NAYAN Veena: SACHIN BALU Session Arranged and Managed by KHALID NAJ, SAJIN SAM BGM Mixed and Mastered by MIDHUN ANAND Assisted by UNMESH UNNIKRISHNAN Chief Associate: AKHIL J CHAND Project Manager: AADI MANVIN Mindscore Manager: DON VINCENT Recording Studios: Mindscore Studio, Cochin Engineered by MIDHUN ANAND and UNMESH UNNIKRISHNAN Trailer & Teaser Edit Bles Thomas Sound Mixing Engineer: Sinoy Joseph and Others.
Story-:
Rajeev (Prithviraj Sukumaran) is a government employee. His wife Meera (Parvathy Thiruvothu) works in a private company. They have two children. A normal middle class family. But Meera is having an affair with someone else. Rajeev goes to the bank to threaten Rajeev about this. At the same time, three thieves enter the bank and loot 17 crore rupees.
They attack Rajeev, kidnap him and drop him on the way. But, the three thieves die in a road accident. As a result, the police interrogate Rajeev saying that he is also involved in this robbery. How did Rajiv die for a crime he did not commit? How did he recover from this problem? Who really took the money? That is the rest of the story.
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Movie Review-:
While there have been many films centered around money, this one operates within the action-thriller genre. It encompasses family dynamics, sentiment, emotions, action, and thrills, along with high-octane twists. The film opens with a bank heist sequence, instantly drawing the audience into the story. It realistically portrays how society hunts down an individual.
The entire second half revolves around how the protagonist escapes the system and restores his family to a normal life. The pace slackens slightly in the second half compared to the first, and there are some logical inconsistencies. Questions arise, such as why the police fail to locate the hero while he moves about freely, or why the investigation stalls despite the availability of CCTV evidence.
Nevertheless, the film remains engaging until the end, even though the climax is somewhat predictable. It exposes how social media amplifies minor rumors and offers a satirical take on the media, politics, and the police force. Prithviraj once again delivers a stellar performance, naturally conveying the pain, struggle, and emotions of the character Rajeevan.
His hard work in the action sequences is clearly evident on screen. Parvathy impresses with her natural performance as Meera. The characters of the police officers and the elderly couple also add strength to the narrative. The supporting cast has also performed admirably, fitting their roles perfectly. From a technical standpoint, ‘I, Nobody’ is excellent. Filming in realistic locations lends an authentic feel to every scene. While the visual effects in the bus fight sequence are slightly noticeable, the elevator action scene is impressive.
The cinematography is a major asset to the film. Jakes Bejoy’s background score further enhances the scenes. The editing, costume design, and production values are well-suited to the story.
Overall, ‘I, Nobody’ offers a satisfying cinematic experience. The film sheds light on the flaws within society. It is sure to appeal to fans of thriller movies.
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