3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'Meesha' trailer: Dark turns and brotherhood; Shine Tom Chacko, Kathir starrer promises a suspense drama
The trailer of 'Meesha', the upcoming suspense drama written and directed by
, has officially dropped—and it wastes no time setting a tone of quiet dread.
The movie features an impressive ensemble including
,
, Hakim Shah, Jeo Baby, Sudhi Koppa, Srikant Murali, Unni Lalu, and Hasli.
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'Meesha' traces the eerie aftermath of a reunion among friends. Set against the haunting isolation of a dense forest, the trailer slowly builds intrigue.
"This is our area"—and maybe that's where trouble begins
The trailer opens with a helicam shot of a quiet local street, with the words 'This is our area' painted across the road. The line sets the tone of territory, belonging, and perhaps looming danger.
Meesha - Official Trailer | Emcy Joseph | Kathir | Hakim Shah | Shine Tom Chacko
Soon after introducing a group of friends, the tension begins to creep in.
When Shine Tom Chacko's character steps into the frame, the trailer pivots sharply. The pace quickens, violence flashes, blood spills, and relationships appear to fracture. What starts as a story of friendship transforms into a layered psychological drama.
Netizens reaction - 'A quality item'
Releasing in theatres on August 1, Meesha promises more than just surface-level thrills. The expectations are quite high for the film as one netizen commented, "From the Director of Vikrthi....
Well made trailer... quality item." Another comment read, "Happy to see Kathir in Mollywood." A third comment read, "Superb. All the best Team Meesha." Another one wrote, "ട്രൈലെർ തുടക്കത്തിൽ അല്പം ശോകം മൂഡ് തോന്നിയെങ്കിലും പിന്നെ പിക്കപ്പ് ആയി.
(The trailer felt a but down at the start, but it picked up later.")
Masculinity, feuds, and the fragility of bonds
'Meesha' explores themes of loyalty, brotherhood, and the kind of masculinity that's as fragile as it is fierce.
The editing is handled by Manoj, and the cinematography is by Suresh Rajan. Sooraj S Kurup's background score doesn't overpower, but it's perfectly paced with the ambiance.
