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10 years of Drishyam: How a seemingly low-key family drama became one of the most influential, impactful Indian films in recent times

10 years, 6 remakes (with another two in the pipeline), 1 sequel and 3 remakes to the sequel later, Jeethu Joseph's Mohanlal-starrer Drishyam continues to generate discussions, primarily focusing on its subsequent third part, as well as its script and the problematic core.

"Drishyam 2": Mohanlal's Malyalam Film is a Solid, Satisfying Sequel

Director: Jeethu Joseph Rating: Three stars Where’s the body? No body, no case. That was the point where we bade farewell to prime suspect Georgekutty (Mohanlal) in ‘Drishyam’, Jeethu Joseph’s smash-hit 2013 murder mystery. In the sequel, which opens six years later, we reunite with Georgekutty, now the prosperous owner of a cinema theatre, his wife Rani (Meena), and daughters Anju (Ansiba Hassan) and Anu (Esther Anil). There are visible changes in their lifestyle. Georgekutty drives a fancy car, the younger daughter goes to an expensive school, and they all look a little sleeker. But the residue of that death lingers over them, like miasma, lifting and settling, but never going away entirely. Can you kill someone and get away with it? Does your moral centre shift? How do you live with yourself if you have blood on your hands?

'Drishyam 2' Teases, Confounds and Eludes, but Above All, Keeps the Audience Riveted

'Drishyam 2' Teases, Confounds and Eludes, but Above All, Keeps the Audience Riveted The sequel is a more sober film, and it works well mainly because of Mohanlal’s gripping performance. A still from 'Drishyam 2'. Photo: Instagram/mohanlal Cinema is the beating heart and the bleeding soul of the Drishyam universe. The series’ hero, Georgekutty (Mohanlal), is a school dropout. People consider him unsophisticated and naïve — the kind of simpleton who elicits pity. George may not have gone to school, but he went to the movies. An owner of a cable TV business, George, a committed cinephile, learnt from the best filmmakers: how to tell a story, convince the audiences, deceive them, and — when the story’s seemingly over — deceive them again.

Drishyam 2 ending explained: What happens to Mohanlal's Georgekutty and his family at the end of Drishyam sequel?

This explainer contains spoilers to director Jeethu Joseph and Mohanlal's Drishyam 2 and its 2013 prequel. Read on to know more.

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Drishyam 2 Review | Drishyam 2 Malayalam Movie Review by Sreejith Mullappilly

Writer-director Jeethu Joseph strikes gold with Drishyam 2, his sequel to the 2013 thriller film. Jeethu adeptly guides the viewers through its ingenious narrative before leaving the movie and us in existential dread. Replace Drishyam's sappy morality with the film's serious existentialism, and there you have it - The perfect sequel. Feb 19, 2021 By Sreejith Mullappilly Amazon Prime's latest release 'Drishyam 2' builds on the legend of its protagonist Georgekutty, a calculative, empathetic, and mysterious man looking to protect his family from the law. For an uninitiated, the first Drishyam is about this Mohanlal character covering up a murder that his family inadvertently committed. The events in this sequel to that masterful film take place 6 years after the fateful incident at the heart of its plot. The film follows the lives of Georgekutty, his wife Rani, and his kids Anu and Anju as they try to evade cops who still look into the case despite 6 years' passing.

Drishyam 2: Mohanlal 'reacts' with suspense, twists, and brilliant acting in much-awaited sequel

I have been an unabashed Mohanlal and Malayalam films fan for over three decades now. Being a journalist, I may try hard not to let this cloud my judgement, but do forgive me if some inherent biases creep in. For, this, Drishyam 2 – The Resumption is not a film review in the strict sense of the term, but of the craft and the almost-perfect sequel Mohan Lal and director Jeethu Joseph have pulled off. At the end of Drishyam, we thought Georgekutty had pulled off the perfect cover-up of a murder. Then why, you wonder, was there a need for a sequel?

'Drishyam 2' movie review: A thrilling, befitting sequel

Drishyam 2 review: Mohanlal's Georgekutty is back in Jeethu Joseph's sequel for Amazon Prime Video

Mohanlal in Drishyam 2 (2021) | Aashirvad Cinemas/Amazon Prime Video Revenge is a dish best served re-heated, the sequel to the megahit Malayalam movie Drishyam suggests. After orchestrating the perfect crime at the end of the first film, affable cable television operator and fierce family man Georgekutty faces the music in Drishyam 2. A previously undiscovered eyewitness and new evidence threaten Georgekutty’s sangfroid and raise the temperature at his household. Unable to let sleeping dogs lie – or rather, corpses to stay buried – writer-director Jeethu Joseph boldly sets out with his scripting shovel to exhume the elements that propelled the first film to blockbuster status in 2013.

'Drishyam 2' movie review: A decent follow-up to a much celebrated film

A still from ‘Drishyam 2’   Jeethu Joseph and Mohanlal team up again to revisit Georgekutty’s life in a sequel that has its share of memorable twists and turns Having a reputation to maintain and expectations to meet can either be a burden or an inspiration. The sequel to Drishyam has one of the best thrillers in Malayalam cinema to live up to, and in its protagonist Georgekutty, a man whose brain is always one step ahead of the police’s. Drishyam 2 takes off six years from the time when Georgekutty (Mohanlal), a cable television operator, outsmarted the police investigating the murder of Varun Prabhakar, his daughter’s classmate who gets accidentally killed by her, during an attempt to sexually assault her.