This part is more character-driven than the other two. It explores the guilt trip of Georgekutty. Without Mohanlal’s performance, I would have seriously not believed the controversial ending. I was so into his psyche and the writer asks viewers to join him in this guilt trip and simultaneously managing his duties as a family man. It’s detailed and grounded drama for 85% of the film. No wonder the ending felt satisfying for me. Only someone like Georgekutty could think something so outrageous. This is a completely different film from the 1st and 2nd & I appreciate them not trying to replicate the same formula. Thankfully the third part curse is avoided.  PS : It didn’t quite reach 4 stars or above because after watching it, it didn’t linger as much as the other two parts. Overall it was still a satisfying experience.