Director I.V Sasi churns out an half baked fare very similar in line to Mahesh Bhatt's 'Jism'.

Jijo Samson (Shiva) is an upcoming young singer and composer. The lead female singer of his troupe Sruthi (Anu Sasi) is in love with Jijo, but it is only a one way affair. The whole troupe goes to a resort to compose their next music album. Jijo meets young and sexy Sandra ( Swati Verma ) who is married to rich guy, Satyanath (Riaz Khan).

Sandra seduces Jijo and he falls in love with her. At one point, Sandra who wants to get rid off her husband, convinces the love smitten Jijo to kill Sathyanad so that she can live with Jijo in peace and harmony. Jijo volunteers to do it for his lover. He is so smitten with her that he is not able to see through her ulterior motive of amassing all her husbands wealth.

The high light of the movie is the extra marital affair between Sandra and Jijo which is an old theme. The movie has many suggestive scenes to attract the audience.

The good looking newcomer Swathi Verma does a pretty good job. Riaz as her husband is impressive. The main lead, Shiva and Anu churn out lackluster performances. The rest of the cast including Jagathy as the producer of the album and Jagadeesh has nothing much to do. Music by Deepak Dev is good. The movie is shot at the beautiful locales of Kumarakom backwaters. The veteran director I.V.Sasi does a mediocre job, even though the movie is a debut of his daughter Anu.

We rate this movie Average.