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Udumbanchola Vision review: Mathew Thomas’ crime thriller is a masterclass in what not to do
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Udumbanchola Vision review: Mathew Thomas’ crime thriller is a masterclass in what not to do

The Indian Express·Anandu Suresh·3 days ago
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Udumbanchola Vision Movie Review & Rating: The “vision” in the title is the only “vision” in Salaam Bukhari’s crime thriller because one can’t find anything that even closely resembles a directorial vision within a 500-metre radius of this film. Udumbanchola Vision is a festival of clueless, pointless creative and artistic choices, where pretty much everything is equally bad.

Mithun (Mathew Thomas) works as a photographer at Chandran Nair’s (Ashokan) studio. Once, he saves the affluent Moosa Haaji (Siddique) at a crucial moment and wins his trust. As a result, Moosa hands Mithun the keys to Udumbanchola Vision, a local news channel previously run by the elderly man’s deceased son, Zacharia (Sreenath Bhasi in a ridiculously pointless cameo). He starts running it with help from George (Dileesh Pothan), Zacharia’s right-hand man.…

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