Nivin has dubbed in Tamil for the first time, and his Tamil accent is good to an extent, but he could've worked more on the thuthukodi slang in detail. For an actor of Nivin Pauly's calibre, it is a cakewalk. As there are quite a lot of characters in the film, and with a run time of just 110 minutes, each actor gets only very limited screen time and have the challenge to perform within that stipulated time space. Most of the cast turn in a good performance. The film is more of dialogues driven than action, but few scenes with lengthy dialogues might test your patience. The narrative style is different from the ones we have witnessed all along. Athul Vijay’s skillfully trimmed cuts are worth a mention though some may blame him for the slowness in the script, few films deserve a poignant treatment as such. Pandi Kumar’s camera is brilliant and captures the dark rawness of the script beautifully. His BGM accentuates the feel of every scene, be it a heavy duty emotional one or the mass moments. Music director Ajaneesh Loknath rocks big time. The film aces very well in the technical departments - music, set designs, and cinematography. A pretty tough script to pull off for a debutante Gautham Ramachandran.
It is a remake of popular Kannada film Ulidavaru Kandanthe, which performed both critically and commercially well.
Richie is a crime drama that talks about a journalist who attempts to discover the truth behind a murder through the perspectives of different people.
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