Chiram Review (short film)… job.well.done

Year: 2022
Genre: Fantasy, Mystery, Thriller
Cast: Akhil Aniyan, Noufiya Khader, Arif Khalam, Saji Alappuzha, Ajay Raju, Arya Suresh, Sreekanth Vijay
Director: Sreekanth Vijay
Writer: Sreekanth Vijay
Cinematographer: Vishnu Ajayan
Summary: Chithra and Renjith are an engaged couple staying at an old house during their time off. Their vacation turns sour when they begin experiencing some strange things

Overall Rating: Feast
Chiram is the mystery of all mysteries! Our jaws dropped being blown away by the impeccable script that made us scratch and crack our heads. A.job.well.done
~Worth Watching~

Delicious
—From the very beginning, the setting of the movie gave off an uneasy vibe as Chithra and Renjith were driving through the woods to a remote and isolated house with no activity around.
The chain of events made us think, think and think, we were trying to grasp what was going on and who was who.
The storytelling wasn’t confusing but rather mysterious and mischievous with the sudden appearance and disappearance of some characters
—Chithra (Noufiya Khader) was our guide during the film; she went where we wanted to go and asked the questions we wanted to ask.
Noufiya’s acting was authentic in portraying a curious girl seeking to unveil the mysteries around her. Aravind (Akhil Aniyan) and Renjith (Arif Khalam) were mmm…they nailed it!
—Chiram was so intriguing that even after watching it, we were still debating amongst ourselves in an attempt to figure out what exactly went down. Every frame was important and kept us hooked to the screen.
So, what did we learn from Chiram? “Still waters run deep” 😅 i.e. it’s those calm and silent waters that drown a man, never underestimate the power of a quiet man
—Congrats to Vishnu Ajayan, the cinematographer, for fantastic control of the camera in order to produce the desired thrilling effects

Bland
Nothing bland found