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Critics Review
2.50
Average movie
The idea here is that the disturbingly hypocritical nature of the society continues to remain the same even now and it was all there right from those times when the country was ruled by foreigners. The times may have changed but not the basic attitudes. But such genuine thoughts become ineffective on screen with a shaky script and half-baked characters.Njan has a promising premise, but it is a half-hearted attempt that ends up as a disappointment.(more)
Source: Editorial board, Sify.com
3.00
Only for the lovers of unconventional movies and plots
With a theme that most of the viewers may find irrelevant now a days and with a listless pace in the later half, �Njan� can be prescribed only for the lovers of unconventional movies and plots. Definitely a multi-layered film, it may be more savoured by those who likes to peel off layers to look into the innerself.(more)
Source: Editorial board, IndiaGlitz.com
2.50
Courageous effort
Njan is not a completely satisfying film, but it is a courageous effort(more)
Source: Paresh C Palicha , Rediff.com
3.00
More sombre structure to tell a story
Dulquer had put all his heart in the film. He carries off an upright gait being a vibrant reformist and carefully drifts into that aimless shamble during his periods of depravity. Muthumani loudly lays her claim to her character, portraying the aunt of Kottoor, with a restraint that is moving and sometimes extremely disturbing. The film might have lost its cause with its adherence to theatrical ploys, which as independent entities are a treat to watch, but when welded into the film disrupts the narrative.(more)
Source: Ashwin J Kumar, Times Of India
3.25
Watch it for some prodigious performances
"Njan" is definitely not a typical filmy entertainer with lots of twist, turns or gripping moments but is a reflection of an individual's culture, attitudes, emotions, values, ethics, genetics, perceptions and social space.(more)
Source: Nicy V.P, IBtimes.com
