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Sapthama Shree Thaskaraha Review
- 9/11/2014 8:25:17 AM
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In his second film, Anil Radhakrishnan Menon dwells on the lives of seven inmates of the Viyyoor Central Jail, who put their heads together to plan a heist job, to rob moneybags Pious (Joy Mathew)of the immense amount of illegitimate wealth that the man has amassed over the years. Out in the open, they see to it that the scheme is resourcefully put into practice, and make their way steadily towards the vault here Pious has stashed away all his moolah.
The seven men are as dissimilar to each other as they possibly could be, and yet the commonness of their aim, drive them forwards together. The narrator of the tale is Martin (Vinod Jose) who had been making a humble living with petty burglaries until the long arms of the law caught up with him. Krishnan Unni (Prithviraj) has a personal axe to grind with Pious, having lost his wife (Reenu Mathews) in a scuffle with him, and so does Noble (Nedumudi Venu) who has turned pauper, having fallen prey to Pious' vile ways
Narayanan Kutty (Neeraj Madhav) lands in the jail due to his electronic skills that go all wrong, while Salaam Paasha (Salaam Bukhari) is a magician who had gone berserk at an audience that had turned a bit too insensitive. Leaf Vasu (Sudheer Karamana), the much dreaded thug has had a few birds fly out of his ears after an unfortunate accident that has left him with a sole focus - that on food. And last but certainly there is Shabab (Asif Ali),
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