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Eesho (2022)

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Jayasurya (Shivan) Jaffer Idukki (Ramachandran Pillai) Namitha Pramod (Adv. Aswathi) Suresh Krishna (Xavier) Manikandan R. Achari (Ambi Sura) Akshara Kishor (Shivani) Priyanka Sreelakshmi (Annie - Shivan's Wife) Johny Antony (Adv. Sebastian Aduppukkunnel) Mohan Jose (Jamal - Pillai's Colleague) Yadu Krishnan (Viswambaran - School Teacher)

While working the night at an ATM, a security guard, who is the prime witness in the case against a powerful industrialist, happens to come across a mysterious man named Eesho. They engage in a conversation and the guard pours his heart out to the stranger before realising that Eesho may not be a friend. Who is Eesho and what does he want?

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Eesho Movie Review: Jayasurya, Nadirshah dish out an outdated, forgettable film

Rating: ( 2 / 5).

After attempting a slew of fun (at least on paper) entertainers, Nadirshah has forayed into a serious zone for the first time with his latest outing,  Eesho . On the surface level, it's a minimalistic thriller woven around a chance encounter between two characters over the course of a night.  Eesho  begins in the most amateurish way possible — an old-fashioned song that captures a mother-daughter bonding. The song's composition and rendering are very similar to the track ' Enno Njanente'  from Nadirshah's debut film  Amar Akbar Anthony  ( AAA ). The similarities could have ended here. But...

Cast: Jayasurya, Jaffer Idukki, Namitha Pramod, Suresh Krishna

Director: Nadirshah

Rating: 2/5

Like in  AAA ,  Eesho  also has a child abuse angle. But thankfully, there's no jarring tonal shift here. This time, Nadirshah seems to be clearly aware of the seriousness of the topic, and fortunately, he never tries to dilute it with needless fun moments. Unfortunately, Nadirshah falters miserably with the filming of the abuse scenes, where his choice of showing a pedophile's POV is plain unnecessary. 

At the centre of the action is Ramachandran Pillai (Jaffer Idukki), an ATM security guard, who is witness to a gruesome crime. And naturally, evil forces try to kill him. On the night before testifying in court, he encounters a mysterious man (Jayasurya) on the road. The narrative is mostly centered around these two men, their interactions, and finally... the big revelation.

Unfortunately, Suneesh Varanad's writing is so insipid that the supposed big reveal unravels itself in the first few minutes. There is a lot of exposition at the beginning, which gives away everything and nullifies the intrigue factor. With Jayasurya at the helm, there can be no doubts either about the so-called reveal.

Nevertheless,  Eesho  is saved to a large extent by the performances of its two lead actors. Both Jayasurya and Jaffer Idukki are absolute naturals and manage to keep their exchanges lively despite the hollowness in writing. Once the light-hearted interactions end, there's an attempt to thrill the viewer with some tense moments. But Nadirshah hardly has a grip on making these intimidations work, and we are left with an archaic and predictable train wreck of a climax.

Another drawback of  Eesho  is certainly the lack of interesting supporting characters. Despite talented actors like Suresh Krishna and Namitha Pramod present in the cast, they are relegated to one-note characters with hardly anything to do in this film. It is almost like they are present as afterthoughts. Even if we could look past many of these issues,  Eesho  is weighed down by its complete lethargy towards rising above conventions. It is most evident from the patchy production design and awkwardly flashy cinematography.

Even while dealing with such predictable vigilantism-upholding tales, filmmakers in the past have come up with compelling thrillers. But with hardly any inventiveness in storytelling,  Eesho  suffers irredeemably and ends up as a forgettable affair.

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Eesho: Release Date, Trailer, Songs, Cast

• Release Date 5 October 2022
• Language Malayalam
• Genre Thriller
• Cast Jayasurya, Jaffar Idukki, Namitha Pramod, Suresh Krishna, Johny Antony, Kottayam Nazeer, Rajith Kumar, Indrans, Akshara Kishor, Eloor George
• Director Nadirshah
• Writer Suneesh Varanad
• Cinematography Roby Varghese Raj
• Music Rahul Raj, Nadirshah
• Producer Arun Narayan
• Production SonyLIV
• Certificate 16+

About Eesho Movie (2022)

An ATM guard encounters a mystery man called Easo during an enforced duty night. Rest of the action thriller tries to figure out his identity and motive.

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Eesho Malayalam Movie

Eesho begins with a cringeworthy scene that sets the tone for the rest of the film. A grown-up man treats a girl in a way that is suggestive of a forthcoming rape. In the next scene, the movie shows the girl crying as she walks out of the room, and the camera zooms in on the back of the girl to suggest how young she is.

Then, you will have to wait for a long time to know what the movie is all about. There is Jaffar Idukki as an ATM security guard who is about to testify in court. It takes a while to know who he will testify against and why. A mysterious man named Eesho (Jayasurya) comes to see the security guard. The rest of the movie shows who Eesho is and what he has to do with the security person.

Eesho is a pretty straightforward movie with predictable elements that we usually see in rape-revenge thrillers. Director Nadirshah uses the resources available to him well enough to set up an intriguing premise, but the element of predictability in the script deprives us of any shock value. It is not always possible to thrill the audience just by delaying a piece of information or two.

There is a problematic and regressive idea in rape-revenge thrillers, and Eesho will only serve to propagate it. These movies suggest that women are raped so that men can save them and that violence is the only way to deal with rape. Nevertheless, Eesho does not have more problematic elements related to its theme, such as victim shaming.

Even as a piece of entertainment, Eesho hardly rises above the quality of being watchable, but that is OK. You may like this film if you can overlook the element of predictability in it.

The scenes shot at night bring a sense of authenticity to the proceedings. The background music does a good job of holding our attention, and the performances of Jayasurya and Jaffar Idukki are quite good.

His character may be predictable, but Jayasurya does a good job of playing a mysterious man who holds his cards close to his chest. Jayasurya is not afraid of being a bit unlikable on screen, which is a good quality to have for a movie star. On the other hand, Jaffar Idukki is terrific as a helpless security guard with morbid fears. Jaffar Idukki is one of those underrated actors who can effortlessly play the Chief Minister of Kerala and the security guard of an ATM counter. Even in a role that he has done many times before, Jaffar Idukki in Eesho reminds us of how good he is as an actor.

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'Eesho' trailer out, Jayasurya starrer promises an edge-of-the-seat thriller

20 september 2022, 12:58 pm ist.

Jayasurya in 'Eesho'

Makers of 'Eesho' starring Jayasurya released the trailer of the movie on Tuesday. Interestingly, the trailer hints that the movie will be an edge-of-the-seat thriller for the audience.

'Eesho' directed by Nadirshah will have a direct OTT release on October 5 through Sony Liv. Apart from Malayalam, the movie will be released in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Hindi.

Jafar Idukki, Namitha Pramod, Indrans, Suresh Krishna, Kottayam Nazeer and Baby Akshara Kishore are playing pivotal roles in the movie.

'Eesho' is written by Suneesh Varanad and produced by Arun Narayanan. Roby Varghese cranked the camera and Rahul Raj composed the background score.

The movie triggered a controversy over its title soon after the release of the poster last year. The Christian Association for Social Action had filed a petition before the High Court claiming an injunction restricting the film from being released. A number of pastors and believers have accused the film of hurting the religious sentiments of Christians.

But the HC bench headed by the Chief Justice has dismissed the petition. The bench pointed out that the court could not intervene in this matter just because the movie's title is of a god.

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Eesho is a Malayalam thriller headlined by Jayasurya and Jaffar Idukki, directed by Nadirshah with a screenplay by Suneesh Varanad. This SONY LIV movie deals with the themes of sexual assault against children and POCSO cases. The trailer of the movie portrayed it as a fantastic edge-of-the-seat thriller. But, does it actually live up to it? Read this review of Eesho to find out.

As predictable as it can get

Eesho is as predictable as it can get for a thriller. As the movie begins, you expect something to happen, but what actually happens is something else altogether. And that’s not necessarily a good thing. Even before Jayasurya’s character is introduced, we know very well where the movie is going with him.

Eesho begins with a young girl who is being sexually assaulted by her teacher. The authorities, however, take no action against the teacher. Instead, they turn it all around on the girl and her mother, questioning their characters. Unable to deal with the public humiliation, the mother-daughter duo kill themselves. Cut to some time later, an old ATM security guard Ramachandran Pillai agrees to be a witness to a POCSO case. As he is testifying against a rich and powerful industrialist, the film shows a conspiracy to kill him.

Every moment in this movie is easily predictable. At the very first mention of events, you can guess how it is all going to play out. This makes the movie not just predictable, but also boring. The director undermines the intelligence of the audience. So, when the big reveal happens, you were already expecting it.

Performances worth the watch

The movie is all about Jayasurya and Jaffar Idukki and they get the maximum screen time. The rest of the cast, like Namitha Pramod, Suresh Krishna, Johny Antony, Kottayam Nazeer, Rajith Kumar, and Indrans, barely have any role to play. Eesho is a dialogue-centric movie, so even if you don’t have your eyes trained on the screen, you are not missing anything.

Jayasurya’s Eesho is a little unpredictable, but that is largely due to the actor’s prowess rather than the strength of the writing. You are never really sure if Eesho is a villain or a hero even if you have clear suspicions. Jaffar Idukki is a pleasure to watch. He gets the nuances right and you feel everything he is feeling. From the resolve to do the right thing to the fear of being in the crosshairs of a powerful man, the character of Ramachandran Pillai is the star of the show. Namitha Pramod’s Advocate Aswathy is a strong woman with no real importance in driving the story.

Despite the fact that the movie deals with themes of sexual assault, the women don’t have a say on the topic. In fact, Eesho is a highly male-centric film and deals with how the men who are witnesses to a tragedy deal with the aftermath. There is no talk about how the actual survivors of such tragedies deal with the fallout.

Though predictable, Eesho is worth a watch for the strong performances of Jayasurya and Jaffar Idukki. And even if you miss it, well, you won’t be missing much.

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Director: Prithviraj Sukumaran

Producers: Antony Perumbavoor

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Editor: Akhilesh Mohan

Malayalam movie, Bro Daddy marks the second directorial venture of actor Prithviraj Sukumaran. He has again directed Mohanlal in Bro Daddy after the hit movie Lucifer. The film has been released on Disney Plus Hotstar today. Let’s see how it is.

John Kattadi (Mohanlal) and Annamma (Meena Sagar) are happy couples even after 25 years of marriage. On the other hand, Eesho (Prithviraj Sukumaran) is their only son who works in Bengaluru and is in a live-in relationship with Anna (Kalyani Priyadarshan) the daughter of his dad’s friend (Lalu Alex). One fine day, a life-changing issue happens in the lives of both Eesho and Anna. What is that issue? How did they approach their families to find a solution? To find the answers, you need to watch Bro Daddy movie.

Plus Points:

Firstly, we need to talk about Mohanlal and his outstanding performance. He performed his role with so much ease. His comedy timing and mischievous actions will evoke a lot of laughs. Besides, Pirthiviraj also performed well as a confused son. Lalu Alex lived in his character as a caring yet innocent father.

Kalyani Priyadarshan fits her role well and she also delivered her finest performance. Meena and Kaniha did justice to their roles. The situational comedy between the lead pair and the male leads made Bro Daddy worth watching.

Minus Points

The story is nothing new. In the first half, the narrative has a racy screenplay but becomes dull in the latter half. It looks rushed and is speeded up during the climax.

A few scenes in the second half are a bit lengthy. To say, scenes related to Unni Mukundan and Soubin Shahar felt like hurdles to the main story.  

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Production values by the producer, Antony Perumbavoor, are nice. Thanks to the cinematographer, Abinandhan Ramanujam, for his rich and attractive visuals, which you can witness on screen. The background score by Deepak Dev played a crucial role in making the viewers sense the mood of the story. Editing by Akhilesh Mohan might have been crispy in the second part. Finally, to talk about Prithviraj’s direction, he handled the well-known story in a neat manner. He handled both comedy and emotions in a good way.

On the whole, Bro Daddy is a star-studded family drama that deals with a serious issue in a funny way and ends on an emotional note. The situational comedy is handled well barring a few unnecessary scenes. Mohanlal and Prithviraj give some finest performances and make Bro Daddy a passable time pass watch at home.

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