Story

Debutante Gokul Anand is a good find, and he fits the role perfectly. His performance is mature and doesn't seem to be like a first timer. Rajesh Balachandiran, who plays Gokul's friend, scores well with his comic timings and one-liners, but if you don't accept his characterisation at the start, then it is difficult to enjoy him for the rest of the film. Same way, Shiv Keshav and rapper Emcee Jesz, have tried to be funny in every scene, but only a very few pass muster.

The film mostly takes place in Singapore. The characterisation of Rajesh and the two villains as said earlier might look alien, whom we cannot spot in our daily routine life. So, if you could accept these quirky characters, you would enjoy their scenes. The heroine's characterisation looks weak and doesn't add any big value to the film.

Also, the logical loopholes are quite plentiful and if you do not mind those, then the film might work better for you. The focus of the film is not clear, until the very end.  The engagement is an issue, as there are a few contrived comedy scenes, which no way, help in the acceleration of the film. However, the final twist might surprise.