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3.00
More Than Just A Police Procedural!
Kuttavum Shikshayum remains thoroughly engaging for the most part. The world building is superb. It is only in the final leg of the film that I felt a little impatient. The climax is another very interesting choice. There isn�t what you would call a payoff. This again seems a very conscious decision...(more)
Source: Bharath Vijayakumar, MovieCrow
3.00
Accurate portrayal of a police probe, minus the thrills
In fact, quite a few things do not get effectively conveyed, especially the danger of entering the village. Except the characters of two policemen (Sajan and Basheer), most others are under-written, and Asif Ali has effectively pulled off Sajan. We don�t get to know much about the faceless criminals...(more)
Source: Praveen, The Hindu
3.25
Tension-ridden, unconventional police procedural cum travelogue
Kuttavum Shikshayum is unusual within the universe of police procedurals. Rajeev Ravi is as purposeful in his storytelling as Sajan and his men are in their investigation. Without any sound and fury, the film manages to be a scary, edge-of-the-seat thriller. For those interested in police practices,...(more)
Source: Anna M M, Firstpost.com
3.00
A humdrum police investigation
A Rajeev Ravi movie comes with the weight of some expectations, thanks to earlier films like Annayum Rasoolum and Kammatti Paadam, but this doesn�t quite hit the mark. Is it because the crime, the affected party and the criminal doesn�t really make a connection with the viewer? Or is it because a st...(more)
Source: Anna Mathews, Times Of India
2.75
Rajeev Ravi's police procedural feels like a realistic Churuli
Asif Ali as the guilt-ridden police officer Sajan Philip has managed to maintain the balance between a strong-willed police officer and an ordinary human. Except for one scene where he shouts at his subordinate played by Sunny Wayne for a grave error, Asif�s character never seeks attention but silen...(more)
Source: Gowtham, Indian Express