With
my limited Malayalam vocabulary, I had never thought "Kali" could
mean "rage"! "Kali" to my knowledge has always been
"play", "fun" and words synonymous to those.
Dulquer and Sai Pallavi showed so eloquently to us what
Kali is and what kind of impact it can have in our daily lives.
Dulquer as the angry young (and handsome) man hits it out
of the park yet again! Is he Mammooty's son? Really?? Other than his handsome
looks, he doesn't show any traces of being the Mega Star's son! Very clearly he
has beautifully carved a space for himself. Way to go, Lad! The audience is
always in a state of panic watching him get enraged at the drop of a hat.
"Mookin thumbathu desham". Very well done!!!
Sai Pallavi.... Is she just good? Man! She's very, very
good! Her expressions are awesome. She carries at least 20 minutes of the film
just on her shoulders showing multifarious expressions of fear, anxiety,
helplessness, despair- all just facial- super girl! Very few can pull such act
off so well, these days!! To me, you clearly belong to the Saritha school of
acting. Just work on your Malayalam more. I can proudly say I speak better than
you 😊
Music by Gopi Sundar... Classic! Especially the pounding
of chanda whenever Dulquer gets irritated and angry (that is, every 10th minute
in the movie)... And fading that out when he composes himself...It's super!
Background score throughout is great! So apt!!
Kudos to the director Sameer Thahir and cinematographer
Gireesh Gangadharan! The car chase scene in the night on the highways that are
so narrow, is worth a special mention. Keeps the audience in the edge of their
seats.
Quite a racy movie! See how a normal trait of a
man is made into a 2.5 hrs movie that is thrilling!! Must watch!!
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