A great mix of action, emotion and fantasy, know how Mohanlal’s new film Vrishabh is.
Another bold attempt by Malayalam cinema Malayalam film industry has always been known for its innovative experiments, great stories and technical prowess. When industry veteran Mohanlal is associated with a project, it is natural that the expectations of the audience reach sky high. ‘Vrishabh’, released on December 25, is a big attempt to test these expectations. The film not only presents Mohanlal in a new avatar but also builds an interesting bridge between ancient folklore and modern times.
Story: Centuries-old curse and today’s war
The story of ‘Vrishabh’ is based on a mysterious curse. The film begins with the story of a king who was cursed by a woman that his son would die in front of his eyes and he himself would be responsible for that death. This curse is not limited to one birth, but continues through a series of rebirths.
The biggest feature of the film is its ‘time-jump’. The story jumps to the modern era of 2025, where the same curse is affecting the lives of the characters. Mohanlal plays the role of a father who is fighting fate and time to save his son’s life. The shadow of the curse is still looming over his son’s life. Will any father be able to save his son from that age-old cycle? This is the exciting essence of this film.
Film Analysis: How was the experience?
‘Vrishabh’ is a film that promises to give you something different and new. The way director Nand Kishore has woven the mythological stories of the times of kings and maharajas with today’s modern life is praiseworthy.
Pace and Script: The pace of the film is very balanced. It doesn’t let the audience get bored or unnecessarily drawn out. The script of the film is very tight, which keeps the audience engaged till the end.
Interval Turn: There is a twist in the interval of the film which disturbs the audience. From here the story takes a different direction, due to which the audience’s curiosity doubles for the second part.
VFX and Visuals: The canvas of the film is very big. However, the visual effects (VFX) look a bit weak at places and leave room for improvement. But the story of the film is so strong that the technical flaws are hidden behind the scenes.
Artists’ Performance
1. Mohanlal: Powerhouse of acting
Mohanlal has once again proved why he is called the ‘complete actor’. In the film, he is seen playing the role of Maharaja for the first time and his royal look is unmatched. His pain as a father, his love and his action sequences – everything looks very natural. One moment he becomes a chef for his son and the next moment he is crushing his enemies like a warrior.
2. Samarjit Lankesh
It is not easy to stand in front of Mohanlal in the film, but Samarjit Lankesh has played his character well. His screen presence and acting skills show that he has the potential to become a big star.
3. Other actors
Ragini Dwivedi has left her mark in the film industry and her work is impressive. Nayan Sarika has also done justice to her role and the supporting cast of the film makes the story strong.
directing and writing
Nand Kishore not only directed this film but also wrote its story. His vision is clear – he wanted to make an ‘All India’ film that transcended linguistic boundaries. Shot simultaneously in Malayalam and Telugu, the film retains its originality. The direction shows the clarity that is required to tell a complex story in a simple manner.
Why watch the movie?
If you want something different from traditional Bollywood or South Indian masala films, then ‘Vrishabh’ is for you. This film is a great mix of emotion, action and fantasy. This is a great gift for Mohanlal fans, as well as a new experience for common cinema lovers.
Rating: 3.5/5 stars
conclusion
‘Vrishabh’ is a bold cinematic effort. This film reminds us that our roots can still influence our future. The depth of the film’s story and Mohanlal’s dedication make it one of the most important films of this year.
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