Safe Malayalam Movie Review

“ Safe Click to look into! >> Read More... ” is directed by Pradeep Kalipurayath Born in Chennai, Tamil Nadu and hailing from Palak >> Read More... . Aparna Gopinath Peering through her professional looking glasses a >> Read More... , Anusree Nair, Aji John Aji John is a South Indian director, writer, and a >> Read More... , Anjali Nair Anjali Nair is an Indian film actress and model wh >> Read More... and Siju Wilson Siju Wilson is a new-generation Malayalam actor wh >> Read More... are in the cast. Rahul Subrahmanian Rahul Subrahmanian is an Indian music director and >> Read More... composes the music.

Plot

Shreya IPS and Arundhati, a social enthusiast join together to help the women in society. They launch an app named Safe and open it for filing complaints instantly when the women are abused. The motive of launching the app is to safeguard the women as soon as possible. Shreya and Arundhati save a lot of lives. Arundhati is in love with a surgeon. What is his job with this app? Watch the film to know the rest.

Star Performance

Aparna and Anusree did justice to their roles.

Analysis

The script and the screenplay are good. The film is full of positives. Although it looks good, it couldn’t be practical, at times. The lead stars are projected well with motivational dialogues. The characterization is good, especially, the leading characters’. When a young and aspiring women see them, they would want them to have those ladies as their role models. Arundhati’s role is more heroic than Shreya, as she is the one, who captures the criminals frequently and saves many women. Although this sounds good, it is beyond the practical happenings. The visuals are good and the songs are good. But, the BGM is a bit noisy.

What’s There?

• The film has a good script and quick screenplay
• Performances are impressive

What’s Not There?

• The BGM is not attractive
• Cinematic liberties are high

Verdict

Although the film has some cinematic scenes, it is overall good to watch and strengthens the women to be bold.