Elaveezhapoonchira Movie Review:A dull spine chiller.
STORY:Suspicion of a murder has been placed on a police officer in the treacherous Ilaveezhapoonchira region.

REVIEW:Ilaveezhapoonchira is a stunning hill station in the Kottayam district, however the police officers stationed there operate in unfavourable conditions where it frequently rains, thunderstorms, and even lightning kills occur. Three police officers, Madhu, Sudhi, and Prabhu aka Venghayam (Soubin, Sudhi Kopa, and Jude Anthany Joseph), take turns at the station. Their main duty is to shoo away tourists who may taunt the officers.
One day, there comes word that a woman's severed hand has been discovered nearby, along with additional body parts in other locations. Madhu is being scrutinised as the inquiry progresses. What happens next depends on whether he is the perpetrator and why the cops are looking into him.

Cameraman Manesh Madhavan hasn't been able to adequately convey the attractiveness of this stunning location, which is popular for trekking and off-road driving. The film is finished in 106 minutes thanks to director Shahi Kabir, who is also a real-life police officer and has written for films including Joseph and Nayattu. The absence of pointless flashbacks and songs is one of the few things that makes the movie function. A straightforward narrative of a short story.

The initial segment of the film focuses on the pleasant setting, the police, and a couple of guests; the plot is left hazy. When you become contributed, the film has proactively finished. The story just truly gets in the last part. The chief's and key entertainers' endeavors are thwarted by an unfortunate plot and slim storyline. The main saving graces of the film are Soubin and Sudhi's jobs and exhibitions.
Overall, the spine chiller neglects to make an effect. On the off chance that you love spine chiller motion pictures and a Soubin fan then you can watch it, in any case give this a miss.

In terms of the performers, I thought the best thing about EVP is that Soubin, even when his character is going through a lot, has the reserved persona we loved watching a few years ago. EVP serves as a gentle reminder that he still possesses his inner performer. And with every new movie, Sudhi Koppa continues to astound us. You could wonder if there is any room for humour in the movie. It does, and there are two really funny scenes. I was also taken aback by how one of these instances, in which a character's private life is mentioned in passing, plays a pivotal role in the movie's last seconds.

Director:Shahi kabir

Producer:vishnu venu.

Written by: Nithish G and shaji maarad.

Cinematography: manesh madhavan

Main character: soubin shahir,sudhi koppa, Jude antheny Joseph, Vincent vadakkan,Jithu Ashraf .

Music director:Anil johson.