
Joji, an engineering dropout and the youngest son of a rich family lives with his aspirations of becoming super wealthy. Driven by greed and blind ambition, he decides to execute his plans following an unexpected event in the family.
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After his brilliance in first two films with the genius Fahad Faasil, it is well known what this combo can do together. Joji I think is Dileesh’s most darkest story out of all the 3 he directed as it’s based on Shakespeare’s legendary tragedy Macbeth. With this kinda dark story, Dileesh achieved the subtlety in this too adding his own signature dark humour that we know from his previous films, shooting it in a way that is so detailed which is focused on every character and their motives plus effective BGM by Justin Varghese. Subtlety and immense realism in one of the most darkest story from Shakespeare is a massive achievement. Then there’s a freshness to the overall film even if the Macbeth story is well known to many of us. Dileesh set this period story in modern world rich family which in itself a great achievement. Next Credit should again go to Fahad for being the most delightful,…