Tapsee is known actor in telugu speaking states. She got a break with her debut film jummandhi naadham. After she acted in several telugu films. Mishan impossible is comeback film for her. This one is directed by Agent sai srinivasa athreya fame swaroop, produced by niranjan reddy and anvesh reddy. This movies trailer got good response from the audience. Let's see how it looked at big screen.
Three kids named Ragupati, Raghava, Rajaram are bored and want to achieve something in life. In the process they decided to capture dawood and win the prize money put on him. On the other had tapsee is an journalist who investigates child trafficking. How the kids are related to tapsee's investigation? Did she completes her mission? That forms the rest of the story.
Thumbs ups -
The movie setting is good. The foolish dreaming of three young children is well established at the beginning of the film.
Mishan impossible mainly runs on the characters of these three children and they did well.
Tapsee didn't play big in her role, but her key role brings depth to the film. The thrills shown in the child trafficking scenes are great. The entertainment shown by the children through some of the situations in the first half was great.
Thumbs down -
There are many loopholes in this movie and there are some Logicless in many areas. The children were shown to have had the courage and landed in bangalore thinking of Mumbai. They try to find dawood by showing him the picture and don't get revealed the fact that he is not in India and that it is bangalore not mumbai. Such silly stuff is ignored.
The first half is mainly based on the life styles of the kids and story wise nothing much happens. Tapsee and her character look dull after a point and some strong elevations should have been given to her to make the crime angle even tighter.
Techinal Aspects -
Music by Robin background score is good and it is the backbone for this thriller. Cinematography by deepak is good as he captured neatly. Editing is okay. Production values are good.
Verdict -
At the end, this crime thriller has a thin line but no gripping narrative.
Ratings - 2.5/5