Nibunan Movie Review And Rating

Cast :

Arjun as Ranjith Kalidoss
Prasanna as Joseph
Vaibhav as Sandeep
Varalaxmi Sarathkumar as Vandana
Kreshna
Sruthi Hariharan as Shilpa
Suhasini
Suman as Emmanuel
Poster Nandakumar
Uma Riyaz Khan
Sudha Rani

Crew :

Directed by : Arun Vaidyanathan
Produced by : Sudhan Sundaram, Umesh Jayaram, Arun Vaidyanathan
Screenplay by : Anand Raghav
Music by : S. Navin
Cinematography : Arvind Krishna
Edited by : Sathish Suriya
Production Company : Passion Film Factory
Distributed by : I Studios Entertainment

Review :

Nibunan crime thriller film co written, co produced and directed by Arun Vaidyanathan. The film features an ensemble cast of Arjun , Prasanna, Vaibhav, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar and Sruthi Hariharan in the lead roles. The film marks the 150th film of Arjun. Featuring music composed by S. Navin and cinematography by Arvind Krishna.

Ranjith Kalidoss, the special cop and his assistants Joseph and Vandana are searching for a serial killer. The case starts when a packed doll with some numbers inside the box was found at the police station. While Ranjith and his team try to find out the murderer, some more murders happen. Ranjith, who suffers from a disease, gets a break from the case, as he couldn’t go out for investigation. However, the murderer leaves a clue to him, after every murder. Finally, Ranjith and the team track an old case and correlate with the latest case. Did they find the murderer or not is the rest of the story.

Arjun, the Action King looks stylish and young. He had performed the role brilliantly well. Suhasini and Suman had done their roles with perfection. Varalaxmi is getting good roles nowadays and the actress is using it sensibly. Prasanna makes no mistakes in acting. Sruthi Hariharan has just lived as an ideal wife. No flaws found in her acting. Vaibhav has no room to expose his talent. Arun Vaidyanathan, the director, has worked hard for the cop thriller. The structure of the script and screenplay are appreciable. Arun has created the characters with equal importance.

Rating : 3.25/5