Jeetu Joseph directs 12th Man, and he establishes his main characters in great depth, as he does in all of his works. This component takes some time, but it keeps you interested in the proceedings. In most thrillers, a series of scenes and various flashbacks are used to portray what transpired prior to the crime. The narration in 12th Man, on the other hand, is more conversational and takes place in a single room. In most parts, the BGM adds to the mystery of the plot, but there are a few instances where it goes a little too far. Because there are several characters, the writing should be tight in order to adequately introduce each one. After a while, you're not sure who's doing what.

This adds to the film's intrigue, but other viewers may grow tired of the constant talks that don't add much tension. 12th Man lacks the intense drama and emotion that Jeetu Joseph's films are known for. Because there isn't much room for improvement, Jeetu tries something new and tries to make drama out of the talk, which backfires a little.

The twists in the Drishyam series were unexpected, while the twists and turns in 12th Man are fairly predictable. There are too many characters, and the film is too long due to their backstories. The climax's so-called twist is good, but it doesn't have the same impact. Mohan Lal and jeethu joseph are a hit duo with high expectations. However, they fall short of the expectations. The theory and scale of 12th Man are intriguing, but the execution is not. However, for those who enjoy conversational dramas, the film has enough moments for an OTT viewing.

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