Pulli Review: After Tiger 3, Leo and Tiger Nageswara Rao yet another action-thriller has hit the big screens! However, Dev Mohan starrer Pulli is not your average 'violent for the sake of violence' action thriller. With a suspenseful plot, well-crafted action scenes and a splash of humour, Pulli somewhat rekindled our love for this genre that has become only about packing unrealistic punches and using no brain cells.

Pulli Review: Plot

Jiju Ashokan's directorial takes audiences on an adrenaline-pumping journey inside the confines of a prison. Following Stephen (Dev Mohan), a convict who tries to break out of prison after finding himself in the central jail for the second time, the film weaves a tale of suspense, danger and unexpected twists. With Stephen just managing to slip under the police's nose, they set out to capture him once again. Finding one clue after another in the prison, will they ever catch Stephen? Well, we don't want to spoil the film for you.

Pulli Review: Performances

Dev Mohan leads the cast as Stephen, a character compelled to risk everything for an unforeseeable chance at freedom. Capturing the essence of a man who has been pushed to the edge while navigating the complexities of his jail environment, Dev impressed us.

Pulli Review: Direction, Cinematography, Screenplay

Director Jiju Ashokan's storytelling prowess shines through Pulli. With the expert use of tension and suspense, Jiji's film keeps the audience on the edge of their seats throughout the plot's unraveling. While the cinematography contributes to the gritty and suspenseful mood of the film, the background score also adds to its overall appeal.

Pulli Review: Conclusion

Blending crime, suspense and human drama with finesse, Pulli is a must-watch for those who are tired of watching action thrillers that fail to excite with suspense.

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