Level Cross Twitter Review: Asif Ali’s gritty role impresses netizens | Find out why
Here's what X (former Twitter) users are tweeting about Asif Ali's latest Malayalam psychological thriller, Level Cross.
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Level Cross
While there aren’t many releases this week, Malayali audiences have been eagerly waiting for the release of Level Cross, which has finally hit theatres. Directed by Arfaz Ayub, the Malayalam film is presented by noted director Jeethu Joseph and stars Asif Ali, Amala Paul, and Sharafudheen in lead roles.
Here’s how the FDFS-goers have reacted to the film on X (formerly Twitter):
Level Cross Twitter Review
Many users are praising Asif Ali's Level Cross, calling it an underrated film that needs more promotion. One user wrote, “#LevelCross 100% Satisfaction! Need more promotion for #LevelCross to reach the normal audiences. This movie deserves that. The crew was the main reason to watch it, and it was worth it.”
Heaping praise on Asif and the rest of the team for delivering an engaging thriller, another user wrote, “Huge congratulations to the team behind #LevelCross for delivering such a gripping thriller! #AsifAli was absolutely phenomenal in his gritty role, and Jeethu Joseph's production work truly elevated the film.”
Most users found the film’s twists and interval scenes refreshing and hailed the writers for offering yet another gripping thriller for cinephiles. “#LevelCross is a psychological thriller that is rare in Mollywood. It will keep you on the edge of your seat until the last brilliant twist. The BGM and performances were lit,” another user wrote.
Overall, the film has been receiving positive reviews on social media. Released on the same day as Dhanush's Tamil film Raayan, Level Cross continues to receive positive word of mouth and is expected to be yet another gem from Mollywood this year.
About Level Cross
Directed by Arfaz Ayub, Level Cross is set in an imaginary place. Amala Paul plays a psychiatrist in the film, while Asif Ali plays an unruly man who works as a gateman at a deserted place. What happens when their worlds collide after they discover unexpected similarities about life forms the crux of the story.