the anticipation for prithviraj and indrajith sukumarans movie tiyaan had been building since the movies first poster was released earlier this year with both the actors along with the scriptwriter promising a oneofakind experience tiyaan has been on the must watch list of manythe movie itself is close to 2 hours and 48 minutes long and after the end of first half it has all the intensity that murali gopy films are known forthe film revolves around a village situated a few hundred kilometres from badrinath named shankar ghat that is inhabited by a secular crowd pattabhiramagiri indrajith and his ancestors have been living in the land for generations however with a godman named mahashey murali gopy wanting to build his ashram at the village the lives of pattabhiramagiri and the villagers come under threat how curses befall giri due to his opposing stand complete the first halfthe initial half belongs completely to indrajith as the actor brings his a game displaying wisdom anger sorrow and intensity with ease the highlights are the dialogues in hindi malayalam and sanskritprithviraj appears as a mysterious saviour who eggs on pattabhiramagiris character in his fight for good but his characters intentions and back story are yet to be revealedthe second half is beautifully composed after an intense encounter between mahashey and pattabhiramagiri reading between the lines the film also throws light on indias current socialpolitical scenario however its so well wrapped by the director jiyen krishnakumar that its hard not to be entertainedmore updates to follow