I, NOBODY Tamil Movie Review
Cast-:
Prithviraj Sukumaran, Parvathy Thiruv othu, Hakkim Shahjahan, Ashokan, Vijaya Raghavan, Madhupal, Shankar Ramakrishnan,Nakshathra, Aira, Nishanth Sagar, Nandhu, Noushad Bombay, Jijoy Rajagopal, Khalid Rahma n, Sanju Sivaram,Sudhi Koppa, Beena Chandran, Sana Althaf, Krishnan Balakrishnan, Dineesh Alappuzha, Ronnie Varghese, Manoj KU, Irshad Ali, Sudhi Kozhikode, Mahendran, Albin Alex, Jithin Madanan and Others.
Crew-:
Director : Nisam Basheer Producers : Supriya Menon, Mukesh R Mehta, CV Sarathi Production Houses : Prithviraj Productions & E4 Experiments Writer : Sameer Abdul Director Of Photography : Dinesh Purushothaman Editor : Ramees Mb Music : Jakes Bejoy Executive Producer : Harris Desom Art : Arshad Nakkoth Costume : Dhanya Balakrishnan Makeup : Ronex Xavier Action : Yannick Ben, Kalai Kingson & Amith Jolly Bastin Sound Design : Nixon George Sync Sound Recordist : Vivek Km Chief Associate Director’s : Benilal B, Binu G Nair Production Controller : Rinny Divakar Finance Controller : Kiran Nettayam Vfx : Dtm Vfx Head : Lava Kusha Di : Mangopost Colourist : Suresh Ravi Pro : Yuvaraj Stills : Rohith K Suresh Title Design : Seerow Unni Design And Animation : Sarath Vinu Publicity Designs : Yellowtooths Teaser Edit : Bles Thomas Marketing : Catalyst Promotions: Poffactio Design : Ting ,Trailer Music Credits Music Composed, Arranged & Produced by JAKES BEJOY Music Producers: JAKES BEJOY, AJAY ASH JOSEPH, CHRISTY JOBY, AGASTYA RAAG, ABY TOM CYRIAC, HUBERTMARAN, ANDREW GERLICHER Guitars: ANURAG RAJEEV NAYAN Veena: SACHIN BALU Session Arranged and Managed by KHALID NAJ, SAJIN SAM BGM Mixed and Mastered by MIDHUN ANAND Assisted by UNMESH UNNIKRISHNAN Chief Associate: AKHIL J CHAND Project Manager: AADI MANVIN Mindscore Manager: DON VINCENT Recording Studios: Mindscore Studio, Cochin Engineered by MIDHUN ANAND and UNMESH UNNIKRISHNAN Trailer & Teaser Edit Bles Thomas Sound Mixing Engineer: Sinoy Joseph and Others.
Story-:
Rajeevan (Prithviraj Sukumaran) is a government employee. Rajeevan works in the secretariat. His wife Meera works in a private job. Rajeevan and Meera have two daughters. Despite their differences, the couple manages to move forward smoothly. A bank robbery turns their lives upside down. Rajeevan witnesses it. Eventually, rumors spread that Rajeevan was also involved in the robbery and that he still has the 17 crores that were stolen from the bank. Everyone knows how influential rumors can be in this era of social media.
Rajeevan and Meera are viewed in a certain way by society. Eventually, even school children threaten Rajeevan for money. The situation escalates to the point where they threaten him saying that their daughters are studying in our school. The whole village follows Rajeevan. Three of the four people who planned this robbery die on the spot.
Constable Anas is suspended due to this robbery case. What is the link between the constable and this robbery? Who actually owns the money? How will Rajeevan escape the gazes and identity given by this society? How will he protect his family? How will this problem reach the CM? What solution will the CM show to this problem? After that, did Rajeevan and Meena’s life go smoothly? Or not? You have to watch the movie to know
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Movie Review-:
immersed in the narrative right from the opening scene. The story races forward in a highly realistic and engaging manner, prompting questions like: What happens next? What became of the money? Why is the hero facing such hardships? Why is society like this—so cruel and predatory, tearing people apart like vultures? As the story progresses, one begins to anticipate the nature of the interval block.
The second half focuses on how the hero escapes this system, sheds the stigma society has branded him with, maneuvers to regain a normal life, and strives to secure a stable existence for his family. However, the second half lacks the engaging quality of the first; the story feels stagnant at times and often proceeds without much regard for logic.
Minor doubts arise—such as why the police don’t intervene when the car is driven openly on the roads, or why they fail to pursue leads despite the vehicle appearing in CCTV footage. Yet, if one sets aside these logical lapses, the film remains engaging throughout. The audience can also predict the climax well in advance; indeed, the screenplay and twists are often quite predictable. Overall, *I, Nobody* does a commendable job of portraying contemporary situations.
The film brilliantly portrays how lies and rumors are crafted beautifully and circulated on social media, and how people blindly believe them. It offers a satirical look at the immense influence of social media and the media on society, as well as the inner workings of our system—specifically the police and political apparatus. It also effectively depicts how money transforms people and drives their actions.
From a technical standpoint, the film is impressive. It feels authentic, with scenes shot in natural locations. While the fight scene on the bus appears to have some VFX enhancements, the action sequence in the elevator is well-executed. The cinematography is excellent, and Jakes Bejoy’s background score is engaging. However, the songs don’t quite resonate, and the dialogues aren’t particularly memorable. Aspects like editing and costumes are solid, and the production values are high.
As for the performances, Prithviraj’s acting needs no introduction; he brilliantly portrays the struggles and emotions of the character Rajeevan. The hard work he put into the action sequences—filmed on actual roads amidst crowds—is evident on screen. Parvathy delivers a very natural performance as Meera. The child actors are delightful and look adorable on screen. The portrayals of the police officers and the elderly couple are impressive, and the supporting cast performs well within the scope of their roles.
Overall, while the movie *Nobody* may not offer a spectacular experience, it still leaves one with the feeling of having watched a good film. There are no unpredictable twists or turns; the average moviegoer can easily foresee how the interval block and climax will unfold.
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Written By B4U Media Admin Ratting B4U Media Admin 4 / 5
