Engaging Crime Thriller… “Pani”
Engaging Crime Thriller… “Pani”
Joju George and Abhinaya star in the Malayalam film “Pani,” which has now been dubbed into Telugu. Produced by Telugu filmmaker Rajavamsee, this movie, directed by Joju George himself, features an ensemble cast including Sagar Surya, Junaid, Abhaya Hiranmayi, Seema, and Bobby Kurian. With a mix of crime-thriller elements and commercial action entertainment, the film has already been a hit in Malayalam, Tamil, and Kannada. Now it has arrived for Telugu audiences, promising an engaging experience. Let’s see how well it connects with the viewers.
Plot:
Giri (Joju George) and Gouri (Abhinaya) are a loving couple who share a deep bond. Their peaceful life is disrupted when two mischievous youngsters, Sebastian (Sagar Surya) and Siju (Junaid), create chaos in their family. One of their actions leaves Gouri deeply upset, compelling Giri to hunt them down. The duo, however, doesn’t back down easily—they even target Giri’s associates and subject them to severe torment. These two troublemakers take on even hardened individuals, leaving a trail of destruction. How Giri confronts them and protects his family forms the crux of the story.
Review:
Content is king, and Telugu audiences have always embraced films from other languages as long as they deliver a gripping narrative. Whether it’s romantic dramas, thrillers, or action entertainers, good storytelling always resonates with viewers. Following this trend, the Malayalam hit “Pani” has been released in Telugu. The movie keeps the audience hooked with its mix of thrilling sequences and intense action.
Joju George’s gripping screenplay ensures that the main plot stays engaging throughout. The film keeps viewers glued to their seats, especially post-interval, when the crime elements intensify. The sequences between the hero and the villains are intriguing, akin to a Tom-and-Jerry chase. The director and actor Joju George effectively balances the narrative, ensuring the story doesn’t deviate at any point. It’s no surprise the film was well-received across multiple languages.
For those looking for a thrilling and action-packed entertainer this weekend, “Pani” is a must-watch.
Performances:
Joju George shines as an actor, delivering an aggressive performance in action sequences that appeals to mass audiences. Being both the writer and director, he knows exactly how to bring out the best from his cast. Abhinaya’s performance complements Joju’s, while Sagar Surya and Junaid impress as the psycho antagonists. Their confrontation scenes with the protagonist are among the film’s highlights.
Technical Aspects:
Joju George proves his mettle not only as an actor but also as a director, crafting a gripping narrative that keeps viewers invested. The film’s background score, composed by Sam CS and Vishnu Vijay, enhances the engaging screenplay. Editor Manu Antony maintains a tight runtime of just two hours, ensuring a seamless flow. Cinematographers Venu ISC and Jino George deliver visually rich frames, particularly in the night sequences. The film boasts high production values, with Telugu producer Rajavamsee ensuring a smooth transition for Telugu audiences by carefully localizing the content.
Rating: 3.5/5
“Go and experience the thrill of Pani!”
