Spoilers ahead…
Building up a thriller is half the struggle. The “how will they end it” question is the other half. Both are satisfactory.
Is Innale Vare a cautionary tale about technology? Or is it a cautionary tale about human behaviour? The first thing we see in Jis Joy’s film is a piece of technology: a computer screen. We hear an interview of a film star played by Asif Ali – and we see clips of this interview being manipulated on a laptop. I’ll make up an example. Let’s say the line is “I am not a bad actor.” If you clip out the word “not”, the line becomes “I am a bad actor.” So yes, the film’s scariest aspect is the way it shows how vulnerable we are when it comes to modern technology. I don’t know if the lightning-fast manipulations in Bobby-Sanjay’s script are truly possible, but they add to the point about how a skilled hacker with a revenge motive can really ruin your life.
You can read the rest of the review here:
https://www.galatta.com/malayalam/movie/review/innale-vare/
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Baradwaj Rangan 
praneshp
June 10, 2022
Off topic: did we lose a lot of comments across articles?
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JPhil
June 11, 2022
I think it was ‘scripted’ by Jis Joy himself based on a story by Bobby-Sanjay,which is a revelation .Most of JJ s work is pleasant but predictable ;this one -as you say-keeps you invested and the ending leaves you somewhat satisfied .I liked for eg(spolier ..) that even in a conciliatory meeting of the three ,there is still some wariness and hurt.
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