Actor – Vikrant
Actress – Sonia Agarwal & Alakiya
Directed By : S.Sivaraman
Music By : Sourap Agarwal
Produced By : Foot Steps Production
A businessman divides his assets equally between his two sons in a will. At the same time, he dies leaving only one house in the apartment building in the name of Alakiya. The businessman’s son takes another woman to court, claiming that she is Alakiya, in order to snatch the house that his father had registered for an unknown woman. However, Judge Sonia Agarwal, who is suspicious of the woman, entrusts the responsibility of investigating the truth of the case to Vikrant, a judicial police sub-inspector.
Accordingly, Sub-inspector Vikrant, who conducts the investigation, has found the real Alakiya? Who is she? Why did the businessman register his house for her? The answers to these questions are ‘Will’.
Sonia Agarwal, who plays the judge, has acted in a way that does justice to her character. Since these are court scenes that have never been seen in cinema before, every movement of Sonia Agarwal seems to reflect a real judge.
Alakhiya, who plays the central character of the story, despite having an ordinary face, expresses various emotions through her eyes and attracts attention. Her modest performance has added strength to the compelling character of her life changing and confronting her father’s struggle to save him.
Vikranth, who plays the sub-inspector, despite having a special appearance, has traveled throughout the film and added strength to his character and the screenplay.
Those who have played other roles such as the businessman and his sons are suitable choices for the characters even though they are new.
Saurabh Agarwal’s music is a good choice for the songs. Although the background music does not stand out, it travels in accordance with the story and adds strength to the film.
Cinematographer D.S. Prasanna’s camera shots have been shot with quality. The cinematographer, who has shot the court scenes realistically, has shot the song scenes in color.
Although the story is a fast-paced one, editor G. Dinesh has focused more on conveying the emotions of the characters to the audience.
Written and directed by S. Sivaraman, based on a true incident, has tried to present the suspense thriller genre as an emotional work.
The court scenes are realistic in a way that we have never seen before.
Although the screenplay moves interestingly with the judge trying to find out the background of a false case, and another fraud case being investigated in that case, the reason why the businessman deeded the property to the young woman? is in line with the audience’s guesses, which makes the film a bit sluggish. However, the court scenes and the way the judge handles a case make the film enjoyable.
