Amala

How does this even qualify as a movie? There is no logical or sensible connection to the story. I don't even want to get into any detail. There is no brilliant police office, there is no intelligent psychopath, there is only some weak story and very predictable yet unwanted twists to generate interest which actually backfired big time. Just poor screen play with even poorer direction. I feel bad for the actors, no way the actors going to forgive the director.

I admire the whole teams audacity to announce the second part but please don't do it for heaven's sake.

Stay away guys, this is just horrible to say the least.