COBRA - Review

Following the release of 'Ordinary' & 'Mayamohini' in this Summer Vacation Season for entertainment, 'COBRA'- a Mammootty starrer film released on 12 April 2012 which is scripted & directed by Lal who also featuring a lead role with Mammootty, Maniyan Pilla Raju, Lalu Alex, SalimKumar, and the heroines are Padmapriya and Kaniha. The movie garnered mixed with negative reviews and the response is an 'Average'

Story

Raja(Mammootty) and Kari(Lal), they are twin brothers and free style boxers known as 'Cobra'. Their decision is to marry a twin sisters which origin place name is starts with 'CO' peremptorily and to become a 'CO-BROTHERS'. Circumstantially, they find the twin sisters Annie(Padmapriya) and Sherley(Kaniha) daughters of John Samuel (Lalu Alex) and some unexpected events changes the life of Cobra.

Cobra - First and Second Half includes scarcely Comedy, Action and Drama sequences which are neatly mixed, but the Story is Bubble and the main Plot has Mistakes.

Mammootty and Lal done the main portraying characters of this film, and their on-screen chemistry is jovial and attractable. And Mammootty takes up the double role is Needless in this story.  Actor Salim Kumar's performance is best and his comic situations clamoured entertainment, specially 'one of sequences of Second half, Slap-up'. Other major Characters Lalu Alex, Maniyan Pilla Raju, Babu Antony and Jagathy Sreekumar and Heroines Kaniha and Padmapriya  is fairly good in their parts.

Director Lal's first directorial venture with Mammootty, neatly handled and he also did the Story, Screenplay and Dialogues. Relate to Screenplay and Dialogues, Just OK which lack and fades by Mix-up Plot. The film has strong positive technical fields - Cinematography, Editing and Bg Music done by Venu, V.Saajan and Deepak dev respectively. Alex Paul has done a lot of good songs in his career whereas COBRA's Music is unlovely.

Overall, 'Cobra has Powerless Script which outstretched with 'Action-Comedy' factors.

Grade:  'COBRA' has No Hood (Plot) other than Hiss 

Rating:  5/10