Theerppu (Verdict) - Yet another revenge story
Kunjali Maraikar is a heroic character in the history we have studied. It was the nobles of the day who threw Kunjali, who was upright, brave and eloquent, into the hands of the Portuguese. Here, Basheer Marakkar, who did not know how to read and write, saw all the community members as his own family members, was cheated t by a Nair, Menon and Potti. Saddened Marakkar ended his life. The family is shattered. Son Abdullah Marakkar left the place and no body knew where he was. A heavy drinker, he lives only to pay back. Murali Gopi has crafted a perfect revenge story. Here the revenge is confined to Ramkumar Nair, the son of the big cheater Nair.
The film really revolves around Ramkumar Nair. Ramkumar is a big fraud like Johnson Mavunkal. The role suits Vijay Babu very well. Isha Talwar plays Maithili, his share trader. Saiju Kurup gave a good performance as the scared and complex potti. Hanna Raji Koshi's acting as his wife is also good. Potti, who is financially broke, arrives at Ramkumar's beach resort for a business deal. Abdullah is seen by chance. At a time when it seems that his wife will reach Ramkumar's hands, he conveys the information about Ramkumar's presence to Abdullah. When he reaches the resort, the story changes completely. The film has a different ending where the hero takes revenge by drawing death.
Abdullah is a role that Prithviraj could do without much effort. Murali Gopi's “Kammara Sambhavam” was a well written script. Ratheesh Ampattu, who directed it, has directed this movie, providing justice to the script. The resort and the museum set up within it all add up beauty to the film. Cinematography by Sunil KS and editing by Deepu S. Joseph are excellent. Gopi Sundar's music rarely misses the beat. Starring Indrajith, Siddhik, Sreelakshmi, Srikanth Murali, Mamukoya, Sussanne Burnett, Lookman, Shaju Sridhar and others, the film is now available on Disney Hotstar
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