Chaos

Plot: Medical student Aditya (Akshith Shashikumar) accidentally gets entangled in a murder case. Will he be able to prove his innocence?

Review: Aditya’s (Akshith Shashikumar) neighbour knocks on his door and tells him about a body in his house. After examination, Aditya, a medical student, declares him dead. While the duo tries to dispose the body, their plans fail miserably. They simultaneously try to find out who killed Amith (Chandan). An important detail about a party held the night before the murder points fingers at medical student Siddu (Siddu Mooolimani). But, is he being framed too?

Chaos is chaotic. The movie is all over the place. Several bits are strained and stretched for the sake of it. While the motive to kill Chandan is justified with an interesting storyline, the rest of the film falls flat. The film is 2 hours 36 minutes long, a bit too lengthy for a murder mystery or thriller.

Akshith Shashikumar still has to hone his craft. Aditi Prabhudeva and Siddu Moolimani salvage the film to some extent. Shashikumar has a pivotal cameo. Director G V Prasad, a doctor himself, has tried to include pharma lingo in the film, which is appreciated. But the film has too many unnecessary scenes that do not lead anywhere.

Chaos is an average whodunnit.