Mikhael

<p>George D’Peter aka Adattu George, an influential gold smuggler in from the famous Adattu family, and his driver are killed under mysterious circumstances. Muhammed Easa and Isaac John begin the investigation and discover that the murders were carried out with a , deduce that a doctor committed them and start investigating . At the same time, George’s cold-blooded younger brother, Marco meets George’s partners, William Davis, and his elder son, Abraham Davis, to ask whether it was their work. When Abraham speaks in a disgusting manner, an agitated Marco shoots him to death. During his funeral, Easa asks William and his younger son, Francy Davis, about Abraham’s murder, but they do not reveal anything. One night, a mysterious person shoots Patrick, Davis’s secretary. Easa and Isaac take him to Star Hospital, where he is murdered despite being protected with maximum security. This solidifies the theories of Easa and Isaac that the killer is a doctor and the gangs start believing that someone is after them. Isaac becomes suspicious of Easa since he revealed that he had an , but did not reveal anything about him. Isaac investigates on his own, discovering that Dr. Mikhael John, a young of is the killer and Easa’s informant. Issac also finds that Easa is helping Mikhael since they have contacted each other several times. Issac forces Easa to reveal everything to prevent Michael’s arrest, where Easa reveals Michael’s past. : A ten-year-old Michael persuades his father John, a trainer, to let him drive his car, which results in John’s death. Michael’s mother, Ancy, blames him for his father’s death, resulting in Michael separating from Ancy. Meanwhile, George’s son, Gerald D’Peter, challenged Jenny, Michael’s younger sister, to a fight in front of the school. Jenny defeats him, causing his friends and other students to tease him for losing to a girl. Depressed over the matter, Gerald commits suicide by jumping from the school terrace. George visits Jenny and asks her to jump from the school terrace in the same way Gerald had jumped or he will kill her entire family. George continuously disturbs and harasses Jenny, who decides to jump off the school terrace. Before Jenny jumps off the school terrace, Michael saves her. After learning about the harassment, Michael files a complaint to the police, but the warns him as they are allied with George. Ancy asks him to visit them on , but Michael refuses. George later kills Ancy in a car accident, causing Michael to burn his car. George and his henchmen capture Michael and thrash him brutally, leaving him on a railroad track to his death. Michael manages to escape and eventually catches up to George and his driver, killing them. : Marco learns about Michael and Jenny and vows to finish them. Easa also reveals that he ordered Michael to kill Patrick since he was a common connection between the gangs and killing him will provoke a gang war. Meanwhile, William and Francy kidnap Jenny as they learnt about Michael’s involvement in Patrick’s death, but he manages to save Jenny. William and Francy are arrested by Easa, who also arrests Marco for killing Abraham. However, Marco gets released on bail, where he kidnaps Jenny and takes her to the of a and challenges Michael to a hand-to-hand combat. Michael arrives at the helipad and fights with Marco. Using a hidden surgical blade in his pocket, Michael severely injures Marco and signs him up for , finally walking away with Jenny. is the second directorial venture of after , with Anto Joseph produced the film under Anto Joseph Film Company. The film was announced on 12 July 2018. The function was held in on 3 September 2018. ended on November 26, 2018. The film features songs composed by . A to the film titled was released on 20 December 2024. It serves as the second installment to the , with and reprising their roles from this film. features Marco and George, the negative characters of in the lead roles. Sajin Shrijith of gave 4/5 stars and termed as “tightly paced, testosterone-fueled entertainment.” Renukha Padmanabhan of gave 3/5 stars and wrote “The narrative takes recourse to frequent flashbacks, but the director makes sure that the audience do not lose track of the happenings as he switches between the past and the present. Gopi Sundar’s background score fits well into the proceedings; however, there isn’t much novelty and you are left with a sense of deja vu while listening to the score.” Deepa Soman of gave 2.5/5 stars and wrote “By the first half itself, the reasons for the events yet to unfold are almost clear and those waiting to be revealed post intermission hardly evoke any thrill as they arrive. The long second half is all about waiting to see what all the hero gets to do to the villains, to punish them.” gave 2.5/5 stars and wrote ” is the kind of film which will entertain you if you do not expect everything to be logical. To enjoy the movie to the fullest you should let the film go in whichever direction it feels like going, and not think too much about anything.” Sowmya Rajendran from wrote that “Even if you watch the film knowing what to expect of Haneef Adeni, ‘Mikhael’ is disappointing.” Manoj Kumar of gave 0.5/5 stars and wrote “Adeni could have named this film , instead of ” and also termed the film as a “migraine-inducing incoherent mess, which kills our desire to be entertained.” of rated the film 0.75 in a scale of 5 and wrote that “Nivin Pauly struggles through a pretentious, pompous affair … the irritating music and pseudo-philosophical mumbo jumbo overshadow both the storyline and the usually reliable Nivin Pauly’s natural charm”. Navamy Sudheesh of called the film an average action fare, wrote that “while the film is engaging at some levels, it lacks that raw energy and intensity of a thorough thriller.” Litty Simon of wrote “The slow-paced thriller won’t really blow your mind, but it comes with enough masala for a Nivin Pauly movie.” Calling the film “loud” and “confused”, Neelima Menon from wrote that Nivin Pauly “is a thorough misfit” in the film. She was also heavily critical about the film’s music. Upon release, the makers of the film faced criticism from public and media outlets for allegedly attempting to suppress negative reviews on social media. Reports indicated that they requested to remove such posts, citing copyright issues. This effort reportedly also resulted in Facebook blocking two film-related groups.</p>