Film: Chola
Cast: Joju George, Nimisha Sajayan and Akhil Viswanath
Director: Sanal Kumar Sasidharan
Rating: ***1/2
Reviewer: George Sylex
What's About - Each of the four denounced was shot dead by police in Hyderabad in the wake of the rape and murder of a veterinary doctor in Hyderabad. The updates on the torment that has stunned us as of late are in Hyderabad. Chola is a movie by Sanal Kumar Sasidharan dependent on a social issue that is modern in our nation wherein any event one rape case is accounted for daily. Chola, directed by Sanal Kumar Sasidharan, is a look into how a lot of dread, contempt, desire, and powerlessness can change a human's mental exchange and the amount it corrupts him.
Story Of Chola - Chola begins with a girl named Janu (Nimisha Sajayan) from a slope town making a trip to town to go through a day with her boyfriend( Akhil Viswanath) and his boss( Joju George). The story experiences the vulnerable circumstances they experience. The film manages how they adapt to the hardships they face without precedent for their lives, regardless of whether they are mature enough to settle on the correct choice or stand firm. Janaki is obviously anxious, maybe having cut off the classes and leaving ceaselessly on the guileful. Her boyfriend barely appears to be sure of dealing with his girl, who is disturbed in any case that he has brought along his boss. What's more, everything turns out badly.
Analysis - Sanal Kumar Sasidaran's story alarms you from the word go. With the assistance of extremely dark hint (which makes you feel unwelcoming at places), the story pushed ahead to handle the dread and contempt more than ever. Sanal shots down numerous objectives with his shotguns named as Joju George and Nimisha. The subject could confine its purchasers. The magnificence lies in the reclamation incited by its account. It's dark, lumpy, upsetting, fascinating yet the above all engaging. The screenplay by director and Manikandan is locks in.
Star's Performances - The film is going completely with these three actors. Nimisha depicts the states of mind and fears of the young girl in the field through her wonderful mannerisms. Joju George has on numerous occasions demonstrated how incredible an actor he is and with Chola, he leaves you enchanted, I mean what an actor. As the character 'boss', he brings his passionate best. We will despise him and love him with his infamous exhibition. In spite of the fact that a newcomer, Akhil was not a long way behind in acting.
Direction - After the splendid Ozhivudivasathe Kaly and dubious Sexy Durga, Sanalkumar Sasidaran now illuminates the story of contempt and defenselessness in Chola. Opening as a road thriller drama with shocking sequences and splendid allegory directly from the word go. Chola is a refined work by Sanal that doesn't chest beat about its characteristics. As a crowd of people, I was stunned to see Janu, who gives more imperative to Villian than her boyfriend. Chola finishes up with the remainder of the inquiries, for example, how a lady feels great with a man who coercively attempts to do sex without giving her some affection. I don't think it is a direct result of Stockholm Syndrome. Maybe the director's idea was unique.
Cinematography, Music & Editing - Ajith Acharya's cinematography is unprecedented and all around conditioned according to Sanal Kumar Sasidaran's vision. It fills in as an analogy too. In one word it is stunning. The film's production design is credible. Manikandan's editing is fine and crisp. Sergey Cheremisinov's score is the silent winner of the film. Music is used according to the genre of the film.
Verdict - Chola isn't for the ordinary crowd who looks for just entertainment. This is a crude hard-hitting film with some unsolved riddles and remarkable execution from Nimisha, Joju George and Akhil.
