Rocket Movies’ The Y(UA) is a ghastliness spine chiller. Abnormal things begin happening when Yuvan(Yuvan Hariharan) and his significant other, Deeksha(Leonilla D’Souza), move into the new cabin passed on to them. Regardless of Yuvan’s companion, Abhi(Abhinava Kiran), cautioning him of a phantom’s presence in the home, Yuvan is reluctant to truly trust him or even take him. In any case, when a specialist(Kamal Ghimiray) supports the hypothesis about a soul, Yuvan is compelled to observe. What happens from there on?
Girideva Raaj has composed a story which resembles some other harrowing tale. His screenplay has a few minutes which bear the cost of rush however they are rare. The disclosure of the anticipation doesn’t actually do equity to the development. Girideva Raaj’s exchanges are standard.
Yuvan Hariharan makes a fair showing as Yuvan. Leonilla D’Souza is OK as Deeksha. Kamal Ghimiray loans normal help in the job of the specialist. Abhinava Kiran is sincere as Abhi. Prithal Pawar(as Sonu), Apsara(as Vidhya), Bhuvan Brahmadev(as youthful Yuvan), Bhairavi(as youthful Deeksha), Vijay Kondaiah(as Deeksha’s uncle), Slam Rao(as Ramu Kaka), N.L. Narendra Babu(as the halfway house overseer), Sinchana(as the dispatch staff member), and Sarojamma(as Susheela) loan respectable help.