Michael Movie Review: Story, Cast & Crew

Michael Movie is action thriller combined with the Love and romance.

Ranjit Jeyakodi

Ranjit Jeyakodi

• Vijay Sethupati
• Sudeep Kishan
• Varalaxmi Sarathkumar
• Gautham Vasudev Menon
• Divyansha Kaushik
• Anasuya Bharadwaj
• Varun Sandesh
• Ayyappa P. Sharma
• Raj Tirandasu

In his portrayal of the story, Michael has a young couple having a happy life while he falls too deeply in love with her. The plot is set in the middle of the 1990s and has a serious tone with considerable depth.

Michael portrays a gangster whose life interferes with the web of the criminal underworld and romantic relationships. A youngster decides to take control over of area and whole gang fighting over place and territory. It was his dream to take control ruling over territory. Lack of interesting story line, Slow paced narration and Slow paced narration.

Sudeep Kishan’s performance and acting in this movie is excellent, Without a doubt, the actor completely changed himself with Michael, giving his best performance till now. The actors Vijay Sethupathi and Varalaxmi Sarathkumar are utterly underutilised by the director and only appear briefly in the movie. But Gautham Menon is unquestionably a terrible choice for the role in the movie.

Although the lead actress, Divyansha Kaushik, had a wonderful role, she didn’t have much of an impact. Prior to the movie’s release, Varun Sandesh’s part had received a lot of attention, however he only appears in the pre-intermission episode.

The director tried to tell a story in the KGF style, but the audience didn’t like it. The film’s excellent direction and cinematography give the entire setup a really fashionable appearance. Particular attention should be paid to the BGM, especially in the latter part of the film.

At first, it was a little thrilling, but after a few scenes, the excitement subsided. This movie uses a lot of extraneous verbiage, and some of the scenes are very extended, which makes it feel a little strange until the intermission. The film had some interest before the intermission thanks to a smart twist, but the second half loses it because of numerous unnecessary scenes. As the plot draws to a close, the amount of action increases, leaving us wanting more.

Sadly, Sundeep Kishan might not see success until his next film. One time watch movie in theaters but I suggest you should wait to release on OTT and save your time and money. But you are Vijay Sethupati Fan I can not manage to stop you to watch film on big screens.