I absolutely loved how Empuraan fearlessly tackled our socio-political landscape in the first half, a kind of bold storytelling that’s rare these days. Murali Gopy was at his peak there. However, I felt the film lingered a bit too long in that phase before transitioning into the global cartel wars and its intricate subplots. Hopefully, the third installment will dive deeper into that world.
Compared to Lucifer, which stayed true to its core with consistent storytelling, hard-hitting one-liners, and emotionally…
