Pyali

We came in not expecting much and sadly left not gaining much. It was a casual and uneventful story, the acting and direction failed to charm us, hence, we were just mere observers 😔

DELICIOUS

-What we appreciated from 'Pyali' was the awareness concerning the lives of Kashmiris in Kerala

-Ziyah was a great brother, the kind of brother you wanna have who's extremely caring, attentive, and selfless

BLAND

-What caught us by surprise was the lack of remote resemblance between Pyali and Ziyah 😳 They were like an apple and an orange. This really took away from the realism of the story.

Additionally, the siblings didn't appear poor or famished; they had radiant hair texture and nice clothes

-The direction didn't invite us to travel with the kids through their struggles, notably because there was no striking climax and the pace seemed very fairy-talish

-George Jacob's acting was monotone and the supporting actors rendered a passive performance.

Unni Mukundan regretfully worsened the situation by giving off a wannabe 'Charlie' vibe...