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Lal Jr employs some of the tropes that were part of his earlier works.
The film feels like a messy amalgamation of comedy, patriotism, and feel-good moments that fail to blend cohesively.
Actor-director Vineeth Kumar had proved his caliber as a good director with his previous work 'Dear Friend' featuring Tovino Thomas and Darshana Rajendran.
The series gains an added layer of intrigue due to its basis on the real-life experiences of Richard Gadd, who both stars in and writes the series.
It's evident that 'FaFa' and Jithu Madhavan have masterfully delivered yet again, ensnaring audiences with a power-packed storyline.
If you can survive its first half relying on soothing music, you are in for a fun ride powered by Nivin Pauly in its second.
Nell Tiger Free as Margaret breathes fresh life into the film and delivers a convincing performance.
The film explores cannibalism, a theme that has been part of Hollywood horror films for decades.
The movie begins with a healthy-looking Najeeb, played by Prithviraj, and his young friend Hakeem reaching Saudi Arabia to start a better life.
There is violence in the movie, but it is stylised, and you don't feel repelled by the gory acts, especially in the climax scene.