Nieraali

The film follows the life of a successful architect named James, who finds himself in a difficult situation when his past begins to catch up with him. He is married to Blessy, who is aware of his past but tries to support him. As tensions rise, James's life becomes entangled with new relationships and unresolved issues, leading to a dramatic confrontation.

Nieraali received mixed to negative reviews from critics. While some appreciated the performances, particularly of Mammootty, and the attempt to explore a complex narrative, many found the screenplay convoluted and the plot difficult to follow. The film struggled to engage the audience with its pacing and narrative coherence, resulting in a generally unfavorable reception.

• The film's ambition to tell a complex story is commendable but ultimately falls short due to a muddled screenplay.

• Mammootty's performance is a highlight, but it's not enough to salvage the film's weak narrative structure.

• The thriller elements are not effectively executed, leaving the audience disengaged.

Google audience: Google users generally found the movie to be mediocre, with some appreciating Mammootty's acting but many expressing disappointment with the confusing plot and lack of clarity. The film's pacing and overall execution were points of contention for many viewers.

The film marked a reunion of Mammootty and Nadia Moidu, who had previously starred together in the highly acclaimed 1986 film 'Nakhakshathangal'.