If it was a frothy love triangle in his debut 'Minnale', director Gautham Menon this time ventures into the world of the cops and the underworld. And what makes the film watchable and different from the routine cop-and-gangster ones, is its sleek presentation and a racy screenplay that rarely has lagging moments.

The director has chosen his cast well and extracted fine performances from them. Enhancing the mood is the sound track, some slick editing by Antony, the framing of the shots and the extreme mobility of the camera (R. D. Rajasekhar). Gautham's dialogues are crisp and kept to the minimum.

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