They made it look incredible, move decent, and thinks it’s smarter than it actually is. The atmosphere is the film’s real hero: rain, fog, shadows, that whole dark-fantasy jungle vibe feels rich and immersive. Kichcha Sudeepa holds the screen with quiet swagger, and every time he walks into a frame the movie wakes up a little. But the plot keeps tying itself in knots just to appear complicated. The twists feel overeager, the pacing drags, and the emotional payoffs don’t always land. Still, the world-building is striking, the visuals have bite, and Sudeepa’s presence makes even the wobblier parts watchable. Ambitious, uneven, but memorable for its mood.

Great visuals. Anoop bhandari is good at creating an immersive experience. It is just beautiful to look at this movie. Like RangiTaranga here also we can see the mystery surrounding kamarottu, back to back expositions. Full of twist and turns, and it does work for the most part, but all of them feel forced, just to make the movie work. But personally i felt the revenge plot of antagonist/s was weak. I mean if it had been serial killings of parents instead of childrens, it would have worked way better. It's basically the same rangitaranga movie in it's core is what i felt after a second watch. By the standard of today's indian movies, i appreciate the effort put into this. It's kinda sort of different than the usual movies nevertheless.