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Critic Review
Trivikraman (2016)Eccentric film director Ravi (producer and actor Ravi Babu) is inspired by a series of "true-life events" involving five persons who supposedly turned into vengeful spirits after getting killed by ghosts, and wants to weave these 5 stories together intricately and intelligently into a single horror narrative for an upcoming venture. And so five of his crew members and he, for no particular reason, choose a haunted destination and start playing the Ouija board - an actual board game that supposedly allows you to summon the spirits of the dead.They summon ghost after ghost, all of who were slain by other ghouls while still alive. The spirits, much to the relief of the crew, have taken a break from their usual kill-spree.It transpires that the spirits, while they were still humans, pitiably died in circumstances they never intended to be in - who expects to become demon-fodder while they are taking a cosy shower or robbing a family? After the crew's paranormal interaction with the fourth ghoul, Ravi reveals his real motive behind selecting that particular place to play Ouija - to contact the most dangerous spirit of all the five, the fifth in the line-up, and the one that can answer questions from his past that still haunt him. Whether it will narrate its past or bring down hell upon the director and his crew, forms the rest of the mystery..
On the whole Thrivikraman is a film which has some very gripping moments blend with a predictable story and slow narration in the second half. A slow and a bit over the top climax can spoil the fun completely. If you are ok with a predictable story, you .
En fin, this writer is again confident enough to place another bet, as Trivikraman is certainly a new low in horror filmmaking in Tollywood. As for you, you'd better make other plans for this weekend..
