Yesterday me and my friends saw the film Mercury. Many of the tragedies have occurred in many parts of the world and many innocent people have been killed and wounded. Director Karthik Subbaraj Merkuri takes on a rejuvenation of such a vision. His previous films in Tamil cinema, such as Pisass, Jigrtanda and Iraivi, have been accepted in Malayalam.
A high-tech village, a region that killed some people due to mercury gase. Those who are experiencing disabilities and suffering through that event are still there. The story begins from five young people who do not know or hear. Happily, they had come to attend the Alumini meet that day. In that night, the car that travels creates danger. Even though they are unsuccessful, they reach the scariest condition of the accident. The movie is the backbone of the movie.
Prabhu Deva is playing the character in the horror background. His acting and appearance are all getting handy. Santha Reddy, Deepak Paramesh, Induja, Gajaraj and Aneesh are other actors. The film is about the silence of the first mum. Nobody is speaking in the picture. Instead, silence and background music are emphasized.
Music director Santosh Narayan has grabbed the hand. Music has played a major role in producing anxiety and fear in the audience. It is the same. Thiruvai’s best cinematography is also a plus point for the movie. In the lighting and movable shots you can see something new.
The second half of Mercurie’s script becomes active. The first part is started to bell through the character of Thriller and is slowly moving to Horror Mood. And a little bit of the viewer’s patience.
The climax scenes of the film are dramatic and dynamic. The audience is also satissifici. The end will also reach the field of sounding from the horror scene.
The director maintains his merits through Mercury’s approach to screenplay and presentation. Though it may seem a bit boring, the whole movie has succeeded in holding the viewer.