As usual, Heaven is another gem from this industry which seems to deliver one success after the other. In case you have watched Venjaramoodu's earlier work, his new Avatar is almost unrecognizable. Unfortunately, some of his work in Heaven seems too close to Jana Gana Mana and at times, you feel the scenes are switchable between both movies. Again more a perspective issue rather than a criticism.
The main motive of the antagonist seems to confuse me and basically I am not able to understand how that situation was created which is a major plot hole for me. The frozen body fooling an experienced pathologist is another plot hole, but I guess you can subvert some amount of logic there.
Otherwise, the movie is riveting, the crimes justified to an extent for both parties (plot hole apart). There is a coldness in the role expected of Deepak Parambol which he just couldn't deliver and a slightly better performer would have killed it.
The major cast is impressive but I wish Sudev Nair had more to do and his presence almost seems like a editing goof up.
Watch it and you won't regret it.
The main motive of the antagonist seems to confuse me and basically I am not able to understand how that situation was created which is a major plot hole for me. The frozen body fooling an experienced pathologist is another plot hole, but I guess you can subvert some amount of logic there.
Otherwise, the movie is riveting, the crimes justified to an extent for both parties (plot hole apart). There is a coldness in the role expected of Deepak Parambol which he just couldn't deliver and a slightly better performer would have killed it.
The major cast is impressive but I wish Sudev Nair had more to do and his presence almost seems like a editing goof up.
Watch it and you won't regret it.