Tense and timely drama
‘Will’
– Review
The film revolves around ‘ghost employment’ scam, where the central conflict is driven by a determined daughter (played by Sonia Agarwal) whose urgent mission is to clear her father’s name after he is wrongly implicated in the large-scale corruption.
The tension escalates sharply when a key financier in the racket dies under mysterious circumstances, dragging the protagonist into a complex web of cover-ups and betrayal.
Director Sivaraman has executed this intricate plot with an effective and gripping hand, utilizing a racy and tight screenplay that successfully blends the emotional core of the daughter’s fight for justice with essential thriller elements, ensuring the pace remains taut throughout the film’s runtime.
The movie’s strength lies significantly in its compelling performances. Sonia Agarwal shines in her lead role, delivering an intense and resolved portrayal of a woman fighting against the system, while Vikranth adds a crucial layer of depth and intensity as the mystery unravels.
The supporting cast, including Alekhya and Padam Venu Kumar, are noted for contributing meaningfully to the story, bringing a necessary gravitas that enriches the film’s dramatic impact.
TS. Prasanna’s cinematography is raw and realistic, perfectly capturing the harsh, unforgiving realities of the crime world.
This visual style is heightened by the haunting background score composed by Saurabh Aggarwal, which expertly amplifies the tension and suspense. Rest of the technical aspects of the movie are good as well.
Rating: 3.6/5
By Naveen
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