The feud for power begins then. Bobby is planning to cash in on the opportunity as he strike deals with some underworld gangs to trade drugs. He is looking for the right climate to bring in hefty funds and initiate drug dealings.
Stephen is running an orphanage and has huge popularity in his party. Veteran leader Varma (Sai Kumar) tries for a truce between Stephen and Bobby but in vain. Now it is a full-fledged war and as Stephen says, a war is never between good and evil, it is actually between bigger evil and lesser evil.
The rather elaborate and fine script by Murali Gopy has been moulded into an engaging drama with delicious visuals and stylish frames by Prithviraj and his team. The narrative moves ahead with so many twists and turns, which keeps the viewer interested during the duration of around 2 hours and 50 minutes.
With his suave looks, Mohanlal gives enough to cheer for the audience as Stephen Nedumbally. He shines with his amazing dialogue delivery and looks convincing as he takes on his rivals. He is easily the best thing about this film and his superb performance in a way make you forget the shortcomings if any. Vivek Oberoi, who plays the villain, is menacing. His performance is brilliant.
