Story: Antony and Shajivan are two cops looking out for a fugitive. Will they nab him?

Review: Lijo Jose Pellicherry’s motion pictures are greater than about telling a narrative; their focus is on creating an environment. Churuli is so sure by this idiosyncrasy of the filmmaker, that the story – slight as it’s – appears to have been sacrificed for the sake of making an ambiance.

Full marks to artwork director Gokuldas and cinematographer Madhu Neelakandan for capturing the thriller and romance of the forest and the boho stylish tea shack.

Chemban Vinod and Vinay Forrt play cops in mufti, who arrive in Churuli, a village with a legendary previous a couple of spirit, in quest of a fugitive. As quickly because the duo, with a motley group of villagers, cross a ramshackle bridge into Churuli, the temper adjustments. The villagers and the air takes on a tone of malevolence and machismo: seemingly favorite themes of Lijo and S Hareesh, who wrote the screenplay primarily based on story by Vinoy Thomas.

Story: Antony and Shajivan are two cops looking out for a fugitive. Will they nab him?

Review: Lijo Jose Pellicherry’s motion pictures are greater than about telling a narrative; their focus is on creating an environment. Churuli is so sure by this idiosyncrasy of the filmmaker, that the story – slight as it’s – appears to have been sacrificed for the sake of making an ambiance.

Full marks to artwork director Gokuldas and cinematographer Madhu Neelakandan for capturing the thriller and romance of the forest and the boho stylish tea shack.

Chemban Vinod and Vinay Forrt play cops in mufti, who arrive in Churuli, a village with a legendary previous a couple of spirit, in quest of a fugitive. As quickly because the duo, with a motley group of villagers, cross a ramshackle bridge into Churuli, the temper adjustments. The villagers and the air takes on a tone of malevolence and machismo: seemingly favorite themes of Lijo and S Hareesh, who wrote the screenplay primarily based on story by Vinoy Thomas.