I kinda do not dig the sensationalist tone of the film, which Jeethu Joseph uses as a character in Neru to make it louder and more powerful. But I can't deny that it didn't have my full attention. After quickly introducing the plot in the first 10 minutes, Neru enters the beloved courtroom drama territory and unleashes what can only be defined as a furious tug-of-war between the powerful and wealthy who think they can influence the law and the naive and unwealthy who try to outsmart them. What works for Neru is the modern, fresh take of the utopian world that the makers depict. Though, it is the same sensationalist tone that ends as a whimper in the climax. Neru is not extraordinary but it's a fine piece of cinema to watch once and then forget.
