Vishudhan is a different treat from both Vysakh and Kunchakko. Vishudhan can be easily
explained as the transformations that a man undergoes in his life. Sunny
(Kunchako Boban) is the newly appointed priest in a village, where he meets
with a nun Sophy (Mia George) who is the helping hand for the helpless at
Snehalayam, a shelter home run by the church. Vavachan (Hareesh Perady), a
landlord who also runs a Medical College, supplies poor people to Snehalayam,
where they are not well taken care and after death, the dead bodies are given
to medical college for study purposes.
Sunny and Sophy turn
against Vavachan, which in turn forces Vavachan to set a trap on them by
framing charges of immoral relation. Sophy loses nun position, and with no one
ready to protect, Sunny himself decides to take care of her. Rest of the movie
deals with the clashes among Sunny and Vavachan, forming up some intense
sequences towards climax.
Performance Analysis
Kunchako Boban as Sunny
is the pick among actors. He has portrayed emotions that the character demands,
quite well. Mia George as Sophy gives out a decent performance, but still have
to improve much. Nandu, yet again gets a good role through Jose, which he has
acted to near perfection. Shaalin Zoya as Anumol is too good in her act and is
much impressive. Other characters Hareesh Perady as Vavachan, Krishnakumar as
his son, Lal as pokkiri achan, Suraj as Thomas too have portrayed their roles
well.
Technical Analysis
Cinematography
Cinematography by Shehnad jalal is not a wonder, still have its charm at parts.
Music Music by Gopi Sundar is just okay as only the song "Oru Mezhuthiriyude"
is appealing. Neither the BGM nor the other songs could make any impact. Vysakh
has tried his best to give out a different film as he promised and did he
succeed in it. Vysakh dared to take up a different sensitive theme, which could
have backfired, but he has handled it well without crossing the limits.
Verdict
Verdict
A new approach from Vysakh, but its not much
interesting like his previous ones.
Rating : 6.5
/ 10