The movie ends by setting up a new case. Stay tuned to this space for the full review.

The climax is set up well and feels quite novel, with the lovely placement of the "Aeroplane" song. The movie is now heading toward its finish.

Naslen uncovers Suriya's secret. Following an attempt on Suriya’s life, the investigation accelerates to track down the killer.

The first-ever face-off between Suriya and Naslen takes place, kicking off an interesting stretch of proceedings.

Suriya and his parents try to crack the murder cases and catch the killer.

The second half begins by exploring a new dimension to Nazriya's character.

First Half Report: The movie is just okay so far. Suriya’s look and screen presence are spot on, backed by neat music and cinematography, while Naslen is okay. The comedy works, though the pacing drags in places. It remains to be seen how the second half holds up.

A few more lighthearted moments follow, alongside the introduction of Suriya's parents. Meanwhile, another murder is plotted. It’s time for interval.

Another murder takes place. Nazriya Fahadh is then introduced as Maya, bringing in lighter, fun moments between her and Suriya.

A noted actor appears as a psychopathic serial killer, revealing a shocking truth about Suriya during the interrogation.

A few scenes later, a murder tied to an old case triggers the investigation.

Naslen is introduced as Eeswaran, and his shocking introduction sets the stage well. Shortly after, Suriya makes a heroic entrance as Prem Raj.

The movie has just begun, and its runtime is 2 hours and 29 minutes.