The film also stars Raj B Shetty, Anjana Jayaprakash. It is yet another mass movie that thinks a star’s swag is enough.
Towards the end of Turbo, the villain – played by Raj B Shetty – utters these words: “I hate these bloody old cliches.” He needn’t have waited so long. The bloody old cliches are present from the very beginning. We are in the house of a young woman with a little boy. The doorbell rings, and she sees three men who say they have brought a gift for her husband. Heck, Mammootty’s granddaughter could tell you that this is a lie and these are bad guys, but director Vysakh and writer Midhun Manuel Thomas choose to pretend that this scenario is being presented for the very first time in cinema history. I won’t tell you what happens next, but then, I don’t have to because you will already know what happens next. Turbo is the kind of movie where the audience is always ten steps ahead.
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Srikanth Govindan
May 23, 2024
Not surprised with the review as it is a Vysakh movie. Only hope was being produced by Mammoottykampany. Couldn’t sit through Pulimurugan and was not able to follow why it was being praised so much.
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