Will definitely catch a place in your heart." Malayalam Net gave a positive rating of 3.25/5 and said that "Ayalum Njanum Thammil.Whip out a stirring moment even from perfect silence. The scene testifies what Prithviraj has got within him to He does not break down, slowly turns around and His face isĬalm, save a tear trickling down his face. In another scene, Ravi is at his mentor's grave. It seems a volcano is about to erupt and Samuel slaps him. Ravi refuses to treat a little girlĪnd she waits till Dr Samuel arrives. Strike an instant rapport and they just fly along with the narrative. Pothan (Dr Samuel) who at times overpowers Ravi. Not flinch even in the presence of Prathap Has his stare seemed more meaningful and in the process Ravi Tharakanīecomes one of the most brilliant portrayals done by the actor. Sometimes he's teary-eyed, sometimes angry. Is touchingly expressive in some scenes where he does nothing but stare. His polished face, which remains stony for quite some time, Even the playfulĪbandon he lends to his impulsive medical student period suits hisĬharacter. Looks so very human and makes it work with a restraint. Willingly indulges in a process of redemption.
Seems to be absolutely certain about his character. Tharakan emerges from the dark Prithviraj Right from the moment, the tired face of Ravi The film radiates a grace that gently switchesīetween the past and the present to reveal the life of Dr Ravi
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