Prathichaya movie review: Nivin Pauly, B Unnikrishnan’s political drama is old wine in a new bottle
The movie Prathichaya, directed by B Unnikrishnan, is a political drama that explores the impact of corporate entities on the political landscape. The film follows the story of a chief minister who is accused of rape and his son's efforts to prove his innocence and expose the truth.
Prathichaya is a political drama that explores the intersection of politics and media. The film is set in the run-up to the Kerala state Assembly elections. The story follows Kerala CM Varghese, a flawed character who is accused of rape. After his death, his party appoints John, a tech professional, as the new CM. John locks horns with media mogul Ravi Madhavan and tries to prove his father's innocence. The film sheds light on the political landscape and the impact of corporate entities on it. Prathichaya draws inspiration from real-life events and explores the power dynamics within the central family and the political party.
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