Spa

spa and shows how it functions from the beginning. It introduces different types of customers and how the therapists deal with them, focusing on the daily routine inside the spa. However, the main problem of the movie is that it does not have a proper story structure. Both the first half and the second half follow the same pattern. Scene after scene, different customers from different backgrounds arrive at the spa. The film mainly focuses on their behaviour and their hidden sexual desires. After a point, it starts to feel repetitive. As a viewer, I kept wondering, “What is the actual story of this film?” One positive aspect of the screenplay is that it tries to expose fake male morality and the double standards of men in society. That theme works in parts and gives the film some depth. There are also a few funny scenes here and there. Especially Vineeth Thattil’s portions were enjoyable and felt more cinematic compared to the rest of the film. Towards the end, the movie suddenly shifts to a gunfight subplot. It doesn’t connect well with the rest of the film. The casting is another strong point. All the actors fit well into their roles and perform nicely. Overall, even if we consider this as an experimental film, it feels more like a timepass project from the makers rather than a fully developed cinematic experience. Movie Reviewer Survival Note: "If you disagree, fine. Just don’t make me rewatch it.”