Geethanjali - Review

Geethaanjali, the film by the combo Mohanlal - Priyadarshan and Mohanlal reprising his famous character 'Dr.Sunny' in famous classic movie 'Manichithrathaazhu'- this leads you to more expectations to watch the film. But after watching this movie it will disappoint you.

I'm disappointed. I expected more that the film is the first horror genre of Priyadarshan and something different. Geethaanjali released 14/11/2013 and the opinions are mixed.

Story

Anjali (Keerthy) and Anoop (Nishan) come to their native land for their marriage. Anjali lives in her house that haunted by a ghost of her twin sister 'Geetha'. This leads her to certain psychiatric problems and  Dr Sunny (Mohanlal) comes to the house and he tries to reveal the truth.  

Movie Outlook

• I early wrote the movie review of 'Chaarulatha', the film is an adaption of Thai horror flick 'Alone'. Geethaanjali is also an adaption from the same with some changes. 
• It frightening you at parts with best shots and high dynamic Sound. 
• The High negative is 'bad acting in Climax which dialogues.

Acting

• I aforementioned that Mohanlal's character 'Dr.Sunny' is in new case to reveal the real truth about a haunted house / a patient. But he has nothing to do for this.
• Debut Actress Keerthy looks good, but coming to her acting, she could have trained well. Her smiling is like her mother; Actress Menaka, will bear in u r mind
• Innocent makes you laugh in his scenes.
• Other roles aren't noteworthy.

Technicality

• Priyadarshan has more commitments to his creative side for this film (specially in adding a famous role of Mohanlal of famous classic 'Manichithrathaazhu) He didn't take seriously his job. It is the big letdown. (He tried to make like a just watchable fare). As usual he kept the freshness of frames.   
• The benefits are S.Thiru's visuals, Vidyasagar's songs (not the Bg, which having no traits) and the Sound sections.
• Screenplay by Abhilash Nair, Dialogues by Dennis Joseph (Specially in Climax) - is poor. 

Grade:   Just watch it. No expectations.   
Rating:  2.75 / 5