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Aln Binoy
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26 Aug’26 19:05
Raveena 's
Something new about this.
Engaging and sometimes in 2x.
🍿 Popcorn Scale
I, Nobody starts with a really strong hook.
Rajeevan is just an ordinary family man who accidentally gets caught up in a bank heist, and suddenly his quiet life turns into
Harman Singh
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Harshith ArunKumar
SLICK ACTION AND SHARP PERFORMANCES.
Nissam Basheer’s I, Nobody is a fast, slick, and entertaining action thriller that eventually unravels in a deeply polarizing finale.
Vivaan Kurienz
Excellent first half with a very mid second half,expected more,disappointed.
Pritviraj with some good performance
A S K
- Would have been peak if it ended after the first half, a film which is top
notch technically with great camera work, score and high - octane action set pieces it was very
Shridhar Manivannan
okayish until Rajeevan stopped his mind games and started to fight like a man
straight outta from GTA vice city.
Uma Mohan
I felt no connection to the plot and felt something was missing which could
have been a good watch had the duration and unnecessary stretchingwas cut.
Shri S
Unnecessarily streched plot and, added action sequences just for the sake of
it...
The story is clever, but not worth getting urself stressed/ragebaited for 2hrs just for the
Athul Prasanna
The second half seems to have ruined the movie after taking an excellent first
half.
This was a film that I had high expectations for, as it is the 3rd film from the director of
Gautham Harikumar
"A Grounded Social Thriller That Mostly Works"
Rajeevan is an ordinary
government employee whose life changes after he is taken hostage during a bank robbery. When the stolen
Abin Babu
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Cinema B.E
Ordinary man puts into the extraordinary situation the hiest breakup, the
angerness & people viability in 1st half 👌🏻 technically it's high for director Nissam, Writer Sameer,
The Cine Column
Blending domestic tension, a bank‑heist mystery, mass‑action spectacle, and
sharp social commentary on mob mentality, I, Nobody sets up an ambitious cross‑genre experiment.
Sibi Chakk
This is a bank robbery / heist movie.
We have already seen many heist films. Story-wise, this one tries to be a little different from the usual ones, and that part is okay and
The 3.5 Club
First half packs solid punch, great setup, terrific screenplay and outstanding
music by Jakes Bejoy makes it enjoyable. The elevator fight scene is absolute blast. But in the
Arun Joseph
Could've been a great one.
But good❤️
Technically top notch, but duration affected the connection.
Harikrishnan P S
I, Nobody was promoted as a mysterious crime thriller.
Nowhere did the promotions hint at the humor, and maybe that’s where the film goes wrong.
At one point it wants to be a