Mass, Stylish, and Emotional; Dileep & Tamannan’s ‘Bandra’ Movie Review: Bandra is the story of Alaa and Tara. The story of their love, longing, and revenge. The story of their rise and fall. A story of a few good people and a few more bad people. Alaa, who lives in a coastal village in Kerala, and Thara, a Bollywood actress, meet by chance. Alaa helps Thara through some crucial stages in her life. Although it cannot be said that they are in love or not, a strong bond has developed between the two. The film progresses through the events in their lives.
Most of the film takes place in flashbacks. The story is set in the late 1980s. The art department and technical department of the film, which has been taken on the big canvas, deserve special appreciation. So beautifully they have recreated the story background of 30 years ago. Dileep has given a beautiful performance as Alaa. For him to come up with perfection for the character that deviates from the usual style. He excelled in action scenes. Tamanna also gave a good performance in her first Malayalam film. Why Tamannaah was considered for this role will be clear after watching the film. Dino Morea as the villain also gave a performance. Ganesh Kumar, Siddique, Kalabhavan Shajon and others have done their roles well.
Arun Gopi with his third film did not disappoint. In this film, he utilized his talent of making mass films to the maximum. Shaji Kumar, who is an expert in framing large canvases, did not deviate from the routine this time as well. The background score by Sam CS took the film to another level. Bandra is a movie that appeals to those who love mass-action movies. But not limited to that, the movie also tells a good story. There is love, affection, and longing in it. If you look at it like that, the movie is made in a way that the family audience will also like it.