Jeethu
Joseph’s Memories is about Sam (Prithviraj), an alcoholic and Police Officer on
a long leave, haunted by the memories of his wife (Meghna Raj) and daughter who
were mercilessly killed by a criminal carrying vengeance.
What
events led to the death of Sam’s wife and daughter? Was Sam able to make peace
with his past and move ahead in life? Does he choose to continue with his
profession? Who is the killer behind the murders of similar nature? What are the
killer’s motives? Does Sam help take up the case? All these questions are answered in the film
through an intricately woven screenplay.
Prithviraj
as Sam is an alert officer and a caring-loving husband-father. He is also a
dutiful son and a brother. He lives as Sam, thereby, makes us forget Prithviraj-the
actor. He has enacted the trauma he is going through in a wonderful manner.
All
other supporting casts have done their part in a commendable manner.
The
background score blends with the plot and builds the requisite tension. The
choreography of the song involving Sam and his family is sweet and brings out
their bondage in a short period of time.
The
movie scores because of its impeccable plot. It makes us bite our nails and
thus, be engrossed with the events that unravel slowly yet steadily. The way in
which the mystery is solved is a delight to watch.
Though
the premise of the film is an intriguing one, it seems like the movie takes forever
to reach the climax. It becomes tiresomely slow and tests our patience. The
grotesque murder pattern of the serial and the screams of pain in the climax is
not a delight at all. It makes the audience twitch. The saving grace is that the
movie ends with a happy note, free from blood and scars.
Well,
I am someone who likes to read murder
mysteries than watch. If you are also
like me, I suggest that don’t watch it in the theater. Wait until it is
premiered in the mini screen. With umpteen advertisements... an entire house to
loiter around/hide... a remote control with the facility to change channels and
a mute button... You will enjoy!
But
if you do like to watch gory murder mysteries, I bet that you enjoy in the theatre.
So
decide yourself... Should you wait and watch or watch now!
In
either way, go for it...
Rating
3/5
3/5
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