It had great stun choreography and pretty nice flow of events throughout despite its share of shortcomings. Fairly engaging. Preity stood out.

With the kind of precedence Side A has set, Side B was mediocre at its best, lacking to empathize with the prominent characters as it had done with ease in its prequel. Yet it had carried forward its technical brilliance.

It has been a couple of days since I have watched this film and it constantly has been growing in me. A brilliant film that was greatly performed, of course. But one thing that stands out was the sound design and the background score which made this a super immersive experience.

Very rarely, films come out of this cadre which make us dissect it, discuss it and get the most out of it. It was Kottukkaali then and AWIAL now.