
Pani
S. R. Praveen
The Hindu

Joju George’s gory drama works despite its typical revenge plot
Joju George, in his debut as a screenwriter and director, has quite a hold on the progression of events which keeps coming at almost the right pace and timing
When a gruesome murder happens in broad daylight at the beginning of a film, one expects the murder to be the major event around which everything else will revolve. But Joju George’s Pani really takes off from a smaller fight that Don (Sagar Surya) and Siju (V.P.Junaiz), the two murderers, get involved in at a supermarket later in the day.