Tholvi F.C.

A simple movie with laughter and a lil love, if you don't keep any expectations you'll pretty much end up liking the film. George Kora has definitely put an effort to make this film appealing to the new gen peeps as well as the common folk.

The movie starts off a bit slow and i felt like I would quit watching after 20 minutes, but it was a slow hook.

The background scores are nice and some notes felt like I have heard it before somewhere, but that didn't bother me.

The cast n crew have definitely done a good job in sticking to the script and making it come alive on the screen. The only thing that felt a little odd for me was the cast of sharafudheen, he's totally a natural when it comes to comedy and even being a villain but it feels cringe at times when he tries to workout an emotional scene, good effort needs a bit more time i suppose. Also the movie on paper is a bit long, on screen however the director has crafted it nice with songs and background scores to take off that on screen so I never felt a lag.

George Kora, good job mate, more power to you.