Vellai Pookkal movie review: A cerebral thriller

The film is cerebral but with the right amounts of suspense to keep your thoughts going.

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The duration is one of the main concern especially the initial hiccups which may test one's patience.

With many pluses, the film is worth a watch.

While the movie is able to pull off spectacle with stunning effect, especially in the Dussehra sequence, human drama falls short.

Kalank quickly becomes a frustrating and befuddling experience, as you wonder how can a film with so much talent feel so drab?

Though the story is predictable and violent with blood bath, the film keeps you hooked till the end.

Hemanth's Kavaludaari is more like a well presented dish but tasteless when eaten.

Kashmir that remains calm and unaffected, leaving us with a greater sense of disbelief and defencelessness.

Albert and Nayar are strangers in a jeep where one is playing with an empty gun while the other is holding on to the bullets.

The glimpses into Alex' personality and his personal equations with his family and girlfriend are interesting.