‘Ramachandra Boss & Co’ evaluation: This heist comedy headlined by Nivin Pauly is sans any thrills

A nonetheless from ‘Ramachandra Boss & Co’ 
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An artist is murdered and the killer Amar takes away one in all his priceless work. Years later, Ramachandra Boss plans a heist to steal the portray from Amar, now an unscrupulous millionaire. To execute the heist, Ramachandra recruits a bunch of strangers, all in want of cash. Ramachandra Boss & Co, the heist comedy directed by Haneef Adeni with Nivin Pauly within the lead, is about how this gang executes the heist.

The theme isn’t new, however Haneef’s second outing with Nivin Pauly after Mikhael had all of the substances to make it an attention-grabbing watch. Nevertheless, what the director-scenarist provides you is a movie riddled with issues. In 148 minutes, all that you just get is a film that’s all fashion and no substance.

To begin with, you desperately wish to really feel the ache of the characters who’re roped in for the theft however in useless. The conditions and dialogues are so rushed that earlier than what is going on they’re all in some place in West Asia the place Ramachandra Boss awaits them. It might have been thrilling had the director paid sufficient consideration to ascertain the character arc of the characters.

You can not make a heist film with a weak script. However that’s what Haneef tries to do. There’s not a single scene that retains you on the sting of the seat.. The twists and turns in direction of the climax are underwhelming. One thrilling scene would have made a complete lot of distinction. Some sequences simply drag on, like Nivin’s introduction scene!

Haneef’s try to usher in humour not like his first two movies, The Nice Father and Mikhael, works to some extent, that too solely due to the actors — Vinay Forrt, who’s Nivin’s ally, and the members of the gang performed by Jaffer Idukki, Sreenath Babu, Vijilesh, Mamitha Baiju and Aarsha Chandini Baiju. Vinay is hilarious because the flirtatious Shailesh along with his one-liners and repartees, particularly in his scenes with Nivin, who’s spot-on along with his comedy. Marvel how the movie would have been had these scenes not been there! If solely Nivin, who can be one of many producers of the film, had a greater script and fleshed-out function.

Jaffer proves but once more that he’s a superb actor, dealing with each humorous and intense scenes with ease. The opposite artists have additionally come good of their scenes, regardless that that they had nothing a lot to do. An enormous disappointment is how the villain, performed by Hindi actor Munish, has been portrayed. Despite having such an excellent artist on board, the director fails to utilize his potential. All that the character does is look suave and classy, smoke and scream on the prime of his lungs, which turns into tiring for the viewer after some extent.

A saving grace is the gorgeous visuals by cinematographer Vishnu Thandassery. The transition scenes have been seamlessly fused, whereas music by Midhun Mukundan excites in components.

Ramachandra Boss & Co is enjoying in theatres