Uriyadi Review

Story: Throughout Onam celebrations, a theft Happens in the police quarters at Thiruvananthapuram. This places the authorities and the ministry at a dilemma. To be able to cover this up, they create a plan which shows a secret.

Inspection: Authorities stories have been a part of Mollywood. Such films have an audience since they largely keep them around the border their chairs. The narrative starts with a set of authorities chasing a burglar and grabbing him . Shortly, the plot changes to authorities quarters in Thiruvananthapuram where everybody is preparing for the Onam celebrations. Since the parties proceed, a burglar breaks into a house and steals the stone. Remainder of the film discusses the strategies police use to capture him.

Sudhi, a flame force officer, would be the fiancée of Manasa's personality. All actors have attempted to demonstrate justice to their personalities. Ishaan has written entertaining paths while Jerin attempts to catch the minutes efficiently.

Uriyadi has an intriguing plot: a prosecution occurs in police quarters. For them, it's a shame and they'd go to some extent to keep it under wraps. But information leaks and they're contested. The author of Uriyadi reflects on the opposing side of the lifetime of policemen -- that the stresses that they undergo and its consequences. His attempts to maintain the script amusing is commendable. But sad to say, the humor turns out to be the protagonist in his script. An excessive amount of humor kills the story, along with the dialogues mostly don't tickle the funny bone. As a thriller, the movie moves at an extremely predictable speed but sheds light on particular social problems.