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*Levelcross,* starring Asif Ali, Amala Paul, and Sharafudheen, directed by Arfaz Ayub, offers a completely new experience in Mollywood with a storyline full of twists and turns. The film provides a decent amount of thrilling moments without spoon-feeding the audience, making viewers actively engage their brains to solve the puzzle. Asif Ali's portrayal of his character is remarkable, maintaining a consistent performance from start to finish. However, Amala Paul's performance felt somewhat boring in the middle, and Sharafudheen delivered an average performance. Arfaz Ayub's direction was different and new, and I appreciated his unique approach. On the downside, the set design felt artificial in many places, which detracted from the movie's overall realism. Despite these flaws, *Levelcross* is a decent one-time watch with a lot of new experiences for the audience. The film's unique approach to storytelling and its engaging plot twists make it worth watching, even if there are areas where it could have been better.

The latest Malayalam psychological thriller, Level Cross, is a captivating masterpiece that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish. This film, featuring an innovative plot and stellar performances, marks a significant milestone in the genre within the Malayalam film industry. The story revolves around three main characters, two of whom suffer from psychological disorders. As the narrative unfolds, the line between truth and deception becomes increasingly blurred, leaving the audience in a constant state of suspense. Each scene is meticulously crafted to deepen the mystery, making it nearly impossible to discern who is telling the truth and who is ensnared in their own delusions. The exceptionally well-written screenplay and the director's innovative techniques create a constant sense of intrigue and flawless pacing, keeping viewers engaged every second. The three main actors deliver outstanding, authentic performances. Asif Ali has done a great job; his body language and the expression in his eyes excel in performance.

You just have to mind the Slow pacing of the story but it is required for this kind of Genre ,once you Consume the slow ,it will Hook you into it and the Results are Pretty Interesting ! Twists and Turns are plenty in it aided by Redefining yet Strong Performances of Asif Ali & Sharafudheen did a Splendid job and Amala paul gave Good Performance too ! Special mention for the Production Designer ,The Location Setup and all are absolutely matching the Mood of the movie and Cinematography and Background Score is Fit to the story pacing ! Excellent screenplay and direction by Arfaz Ayub !! If you love slow burning Psychological Mysteries ; you can go to This level cross ; hopefully you will meet your Entertainment !

Level Cross A psychological thriller set amidst an imaginary landscape and terrain. The plot of the movie reflects on Reghu, a Railway Cross Men who is living a remote and secluded life. One day a lady enters into his life unexpectedly and the weird situations that happens in his life afterwards forms the story. Director has put in his best efforts to showcase various emotions like love,lust,anger,sympathy,empathy,betrayal through his characters in the movie. The movie is moderately paced and Arfaz has done minute detailing of all the three core characters in the story with deeper variations in their performance arc. The interesting part of the storytelling is the director takes the story through the perspective of all three characters and leaves the audience perplexed. Splendid performance by Asif Ali and the way he carries Reghu with the prosthetic teeth and makeup was subtle and spot on. The mannerisms he portrayed through his body language synced well with the situation. Impressive performance by Amala Paul and Sharaf. Arfaz Ayub's debut directorial and the way he carried the movie with an offbeat subject gives the audience the assurance that he is from Jeethu' school of movies and should definitely be looked upto. Brilliant visualization of the barren landscape by Appu Prabhakar. Arfaz Ayub's distinctive storytelling approach makes the movie worth a one time watch. Rating - 3.25/5.

A wonderful movie with brilliant making and outstanding performances. Especially, Asif Ali nailed it with his subtle expressions. All the three characters were perfectly characterized by director Arfaz Ayub. As a first time director, it is a brilliant debut of Arfaz Ayub with his unique story telling style that sets high expectations for his future works. The second half is full of suspense and keeps you on the edge of your seat with its unexpected twists and intense moments. The visuals are stunning and it adds to the overall experience. If you like psychological thrillers, Level cross is a must watch.

Level Cross gives an intense, mind-bending experience that grips the audience until its jaw-dropping climax. Directed by the very talented Arfaz Ayub, a promising filmmaker, this movie shows off his incredible skill in telling a complex, unsettling story that keeps you on the edge of your seat. The performances of all three acters were spectacular. The director deserves immense credit for creating a gripping story that keeps you hooked the whole time, pulling you deeper into the characters' psychological conflicts. His masterful handling of pacing, and visuals show real talent, making this film a standout in the thriller genre. He could bring new elements that keep the suspense alive. By the time we reach the climax, we are so wrapped up in the story. The final twist is the real game-changer that make us question what all we watched and it leaves us stunned. The real brilliance of the director can be seen in the scripting as well as the making of this mysterious psychological thriller. The background score, cinematography, and editing also deserve much appreciation, taking this movie to a Hollywood-level experience. Absolutely worth your time. Highly recommended.

Amazing movie... Actions speak louder than words.... Twists give u chills and surprises... a never before experiment in Indian Cinema... that too done perfectly by debutant Director Arfaz Ayub and team..... Definitely worth the watch. Classic Acting by Asif Ali, Amala Paul and Sharafudeen....with Apt Make-up.....visually thrilling. Amazing Landscapes... all in all.... A lot of hard work that shows. All the best Arfaz and team... Loved every bit of it. Even though beginning is slow to fixate the background.... Movie picks up later on to keep u guessing who is what, who is right, who is wrong.... It plays with the viewers mind... nerve gripping and spine chilling. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

This is a film that's is going to stand the test of times. Whenever the best classic thrillers of Malayalam cinema will be listed (even after ages) Level Cross will find it's place in the list. A true to its genre cinema, slow burn thriller. Fresh story, innovative treatment, brilliant direction, great writing, super performances. The film tells a story of an imaginary land, and slowly we become part of the world. We won't even know when we get so much into this, till late. This director is to be watched out. He has something special. The film is technically top-notch, with each department doing their career best. A must watch and GOAT.

Well, let me phrase out positives and negatives which I felt about the movie: Positives * Asif Ali's performance was really good. Amala Paul was also good, but I didn't find the performance of Sharaf, that convincing. * Movie was visually great. We all were wondering where is this shot. From the first scene itself, the movie took us into another far far place. *Even though some parts of the movie was predictable, climax was not what thought was going to happen(Didn't see that coming!! 😅) *Even though the movie was slowly paced, it was interesting and we would feel curious on what is happening and what could happen *Dialogues were realistic * Definitely a good attempt in making Negatives *Some part of the plot were totally predictable *Even though it was an interesting watch, it was not all that nail bitting thriller. Overall, I would say a cliche sentence. Not everyone's cup of tea. But I really liked the making and aesthetically appealing visuals. To some extent, it was thrilling and interesting.