With the word "mislead", I want to express Jayaram's need of the hour, then to accept roles out of his comfort zone. That did come to fruition in Ivar, but the script totally let this movie down, despite it's technical excellence - in the cinematography and editing department, and the effort put in by the cast.
Rajeev Kumar is one director that I respect, but this movie looks really bad, starting from the script.
Devi Ajith’s character was pointless. Me10, Biju chettan and Balachandran chettan looked handsome, but left me wondering why everything was conveniently falling into place to reach the climax
Anoop Menon’s character lets slip of his undercover identity easily, Me10 slaying an elderly dude while the latter was praying in open view left me dumbfounded, and Anil Murali’s character could’ve just given a nice thought before zeroing in on Me10 as the traitor in their circle.
Everything just conveniently falls in place for the climax to happen
Frames looked nice. Bhavana - Me10 pairing looked off. It should be a rule in the book that neo-noir movies should'nt be entertaining a love track. Totally threw me off the movie. Sure, a redemption track or a no-strings attached relationship maybe, but neo-noir movies should be treated in it's literal sense.
This movie could have been much more better
As always, a film is an attempt and I respect both Me10 and Rajeev sir for creating one such film that we could discuss about
I wholeheartedly agree that my opinion may be off the mark.
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