panning, showing us the helplessness as the audience we are to the blind girl. Yes I know there are parts which didn’t work out but we can’t discredit the efforts. Where it failed… When the film is only having 40 days shoot and less budget with big stars; only thing which should be made sure is that every cast members act well; even the side cast. Here it lacked a lot; the junior artists were terrible. Both sons of Jagadish omg I couldn’t see them only when they came on screen, not only them. Many were like that😭 Exposition problem When the director had to create a junior lawyer to lalettan just to explain us again what happened which we saw visually coz it’s complex; this is where the film fails; there shouldn’t be an another plot point to explain the audience twice or thrice a thing which happened visually. Lot of unnecessary characters without any depth in them; this was where Jeethu Joseph as a writer we expected more, taking example of Memories, Dhrishyam & even Detective worked well with writing than directing But ya family will love watching this; so it’s a win😌81:T714,"Neru" delivers an emotional courtroom drama that resonates, particularly for ardent Mohanlal fans eagerly awaiting his powerful comeback. Centered around a rape case involving a blind girl - Sarah, portrayed by Anaswara Rajan, the film unfolds within the courtroom setting. Mohanlal, in the role of Vijay Mohan, commands the screen with strength, intensity, and powerful dialogue delivery, especially during the courtroom scenes. The character is well-crafted, providing a treat for those yearning to see Mohanlal in such a robust role. Jeethu Joseph, known for his deliberate pacing, takes a different approach with "Neru," plunging into the story from the first shot without extended character or plot establishment. The courtroom scenes are meticulously detailed, with Mathew Varghese delivering a standout performance as the judge. Sidhique, playing Raja

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