So, I will talk about how I felt while watching it. The slow unfolding of the details is where the fun lies. I mean, I can, but that’ll undoubtedly ruin your viewing experience. Like Knives Out, I cannot spoil anything about the plot apart from the things that I have already mentioned above. And it features Fahadh Faasil, Unnimaya Prasad, Baburaj, Shammi Thilakan, Alex Alister, Joji Mundakayam, Basil Joseph, Pn Sunny. It’s produced by Bhavana Studios, executive produced by Unnimaya Prasad, and line produced by Jayesh Thamban. Gopal, Vishakh Babu, and Andred D’Crus, chief associate direction by Prinish Prabhakaran, associate direction by Penjith Rajan and Tince Alex, and co-direction by Doy and Shaheed Arafath. The music is by Justin Varghese, cinematography by Shyju Khalid, editing by Kiran Das, production design by Gokul Das, costume design by Mashar Hamsa, makeup by Ronex Xavier and Akhil Sivan, sound editing by Krishna Chandran, Ragesh Janardhanan, and Jineesh K.K., sound design by Ganesh Marar, assistant direction by Vinod Thomas and Thejas Pushkaran, associate editing by Jithin John, assistant editing by Joseph James, VFX by Mindstein Studios, Future Eyes, Arunlal S. Joji is directed by Dileesh Pothan and written by Syam Pushkaran. And I have concluded that it’s the closest thing we’ll get to an Indian Knives Out. When I saw the trailer for Joji, I thought that my prayers are finally going to be answered. The murder? Well, it’s a little metaphorical. Why? It’s because I have seen this exact scenario play out so many times in my life up till now. But after watching it, let’s say for the sake of not sounding like an absolute nerd, 50 times, I was left with the feeling that this would’ve functioned so much better in an Indian setting. It’s written beautifully, edited beautifully, acted beautifully, directed beautifully, scored beautifully, shot beautifully, I mean, it’s beautiful all over.
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Knives Out is one of my favourite movies of all time and it was my favourite movie from 2019. The movie is essentially about Joji’s devolution where the audience is urged to question how far an over-privileged person can go to cover their flaws, with the help of meticulous cinematography, pitch-perfect editing, patient direction, moody music, and beautiful performances from the cast. But tragedy strikes and he decides to restructure his plans with the help of lies, lots of them. Joji, directed by Dileesh Pothan and written by Syam Pushkaran, follows the titular character played by Fahadh Faasil, who is the youngest son of a rich plantation family who dreams of being super wealthy NRI.
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