The Prithviraj Sukumaran starrer ‘Aadujeevitham’, helmed by Blessy, hit theaters today, March 28. The survival drama based on Benyamin’s best-selling novel is inspired by true events. The movie buffs are spellbound by Prithviraj Sukumaran’s performance. From the breathtaking visuals to the soul-stirring music, every department is receiving rave reviews.
Social media handles are filled with reviews from movie buffs. Let’s take a look at a few reviews on X (formerly Twitter).
A movie forum on X lauded Prithviraj Sukumaran’s performance and stated that ‘Hollywood has Christian Bale and Mollywood has Prithviraj Sukumaran’. The post reads, “I can’t stop raving about #PrithvirajSukumaran in #Aadujeevitham. The transitions in Najeeb are extraordinary. He doesn’t need to utter any dialogue to portray the helplessness. Emotion is his strong zone, and when he weeps on screen, the viewers are moved. In that scene when he uncovers his body, the actor in Prithvi literally peaked. I can remember his dialogue from Pokiriraja. Yes, no awards are enough to laud your performance in #TheGoatLife. Hollywood has #ChristianBale. Mollywood has Prithviraj!”
Speaking about the emotional depth of the character, another netizen wrote, “#Aadujeevitham is sensational in every bit. #Prithviraj Sukumaran gives his best performance for his dream role. The ease with which he brings out the helplessness and emotional depth in his character. Blessy has reserved the best for the latter half. His screenplay elevates the survival thriller, keeping the audience hooked. Ultimately, the background score by AR Rahman lifts the entire movie. The way @arrahman made transitions from tense episodes to hope to resilience is mind-blowing. Do not miss this technical marvel in theaters. This is pure life on screen. Highly Recommended. #TheGoatLife #Blessy.”
A cinephile said that one should not expect a thriller out of ‘Aadujeevitham’, as it is a slow-paced drama. “I watched #Aadujeevitham and #TheGoatLife. Brilliant craft from Blessy. Superb making. Top-notch cinematography. Excellent editing. Gud songs and bgm. Decent script. The career best of #PrithvirajSukumaran. Amala Paul was a miscast. It’s a slow-paced drama; don’t expect a thriller. 3.75/5.”
A moviegoer wrote, “#Aadujeevitham I just witnessed a pure masterpiece that emotionally broke. PEAK CINEMAAAAA. #TheGoatLife is Not Just a Cinema It’s pure emotion! #Prithvirajsukumaran YOV MAAAHN, BLESSY SIR. MUST MUST WATCH 5/5.”
Another netizen stated, “#TheGoatLife: Hats off to #PrithvirajSukumaran. His portrayal of Najeeb is breathtaking; every nuance, especially his expressive eyes, flawlessly conveys the character’s pain on screen. Undoubtedly one of his finest performances and a pinnacle in Indian cinema. A true talent!”
A cinemagoer expressed his concern about the film not having subtitles and said, “I sat down to watch #Aadujeevitham but was disappointed as there were no subtitles, but through the course of the movie, the brilliance of the makers made me realize that their cinematic language was universal. @PrithviOfficial, sir, you are the G.O.A.T. We bow down to you all.”
A movie buff called the film ‘beautiful’, and wrote, “Aadujeevitham. When a performance goes beyond imaginations, seeing someone transform into a character that’s challenging not just by appearance but by the way they enact, the act goes above the cinema and everything around. Aadujeevitham is beautiful.”
Starring Prithviraj Sukumaran, ‘Aadujeevitham’ also has Amala Paul, Jimmy Jean-Louis, KR Gokul, Talib Al Balushi, and Rik in crucial roles.
Social media handles are filled with reviews from movie buffs. Let’s take a look at a few reviews on X (formerly Twitter).
A movie forum on X lauded Prithviraj Sukumaran’s performance and stated that ‘Hollywood has Christian Bale and Mollywood has Prithviraj Sukumaran’. The post reads, “I can’t stop raving about #PrithvirajSukumaran in #Aadujeevitham. The transitions in Najeeb are extraordinary. He doesn’t need to utter any dialogue to portray the helplessness. Emotion is his strong zone, and when he weeps on screen, the viewers are moved. In that scene when he uncovers his body, the actor in Prithvi literally peaked. I can remember his dialogue from Pokiriraja. Yes, no awards are enough to laud your performance in #TheGoatLife. Hollywood has #ChristianBale. Mollywood has Prithviraj!”
Speaking about the emotional depth of the character, another netizen wrote, “#Aadujeevitham is sensational in every bit. #Prithviraj Sukumaran gives his best performance for his dream role. The ease with which he brings out the helplessness and emotional depth in his character. Blessy has reserved the best for the latter half. His screenplay elevates the survival thriller, keeping the audience hooked. Ultimately, the background score by AR Rahman lifts the entire movie. The way @arrahman made transitions from tense episodes to hope to resilience is mind-blowing. Do not miss this technical marvel in theaters. This is pure life on screen. Highly Recommended. #TheGoatLife #Blessy.”
A cinephile said that one should not expect a thriller out of ‘Aadujeevitham’, as it is a slow-paced drama. “I watched #Aadujeevitham and #TheGoatLife. Brilliant craft from Blessy. Superb making. Top-notch cinematography. Excellent editing. Gud songs and bgm. Decent script. The career best of #PrithvirajSukumaran. Amala Paul was a miscast. It’s a slow-paced drama; don’t expect a thriller. 3.75/5.”
A moviegoer wrote, “#Aadujeevitham I just witnessed a pure masterpiece that emotionally broke. PEAK CINEMAAAAA. #TheGoatLife is Not Just a Cinema It’s pure emotion! #Prithvirajsukumaran YOV MAAAHN, BLESSY SIR. MUST MUST WATCH 5/5.”
Another netizen stated, “#TheGoatLife: Hats off to #PrithvirajSukumaran. His portrayal of Najeeb is breathtaking; every nuance, especially his expressive eyes, flawlessly conveys the character’s pain on screen. Undoubtedly one of his finest performances and a pinnacle in Indian cinema. A true talent!”
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A cinemagoer expressed his concern about the film not having subtitles and said, “I sat down to watch #Aadujeevitham but was disappointed as there were no subtitles, but through the course of the movie, the brilliance of the makers made me realize that their cinematic language was universal. @PrithviOfficial, sir, you are the G.O.A.T. We bow down to you all.”
A movie buff called the film ‘beautiful’, and wrote, “Aadujeevitham. When a performance goes beyond imaginations, seeing someone transform into a character that’s challenging not just by appearance but by the way they enact, the act goes above the cinema and everything around. Aadujeevitham is beautiful.”
Starring Prithviraj Sukumaran, ‘Aadujeevitham’ also has Amala Paul, Jimmy Jean-Louis, KR Gokul, Talib Al Balushi, and Rik in crucial roles.
