One of the best efforts in Indian cinema. Breathtaking locations, cinematography, costumes and BGM makes u glued to the seats or whatever you are on. This film has the unique modern treatment offered to an age old story that we all may have heard from our grandmothers. Hollywood would definitely(and with right reasons too) take notice of this talented directors immense dedication and relentless attitude of striving for one's perfection. This has the right mix of characters served in the right scenarios. Whereas Shaolin Sweety is the apt example of women empowerment, She(played supposedly by Kerala's greatest finance minister's daughter) is the quintessential role model of feminine charm. Portrayal of human emotions in all aspects (including afterlife) takes this flick to the level of hegelian dialectic. The depiction of the assassin with the unsuspecting kid promises us that humanity is not all lost on this planet. There could never be another movie of this level. This marks the beginning of an era in Mollywood. If you haven't seen this, you deserve to die.
Review of Double Barrel
