Adrishyam puts the audience on edge of excitement

“AIf the seeker deserves it, he will find it.” In one line, the invisible can be summed up like this. The audience gets caught up in the story and the characters. The film floats between curiosity and doubts. Zach Harris Brilliance has completely succeeded in pulling the audience into the movie from the very beginning by making it seem like the story has been heard.

The movie feels like nothing new and leaves the audience guessing about the next scene. But the story unfolds from beyond thoughts in a different way. The hero and the villain are the same story. The journey of the film begins with a girl named Karthika who goes missing in a very unusual situation. Each of the characters follows the clear and precise lines of inquiry of the detective in search of her.

But every twist in the movie breaks down the assumptions. The film lacks the usual buzz from a crime thriller film. Malayalam audience is not used to seeing a film experience where both the hitman and the victim become the hero. A girl named Karthika disappears while standing with tears in her eyes. All around her are mysterious and complicated evidence. Throughout the film it is a search for it.