Lisaa

After losing her dad at a young age, Lisaa(Anjali) is brought up by her mother. After her education, Lisaa decides to settle in the US but is upset with the fact that her mother will be left alone.

Anjali is amazing as Lisaa and gave a standout performance. The manner in which she showcased emotions in horror scenes was very good. Surprisingly, Brahmanandam is pretty good in this film and evokes a few laughs here and there.

On the whole, Lisaa is a boring and outdated horror thriller which has nothing going its way. Only a few thrills look good as they are executed in 3D.

 In Lisaa, a young woman, the titular Lisaa, played by Anjali, goes to meet her estranged grandparents, who are living in “western ghats”. Yes, that’s how specific the film is.

Lifting the premise of Manoj Night Shyamalan’s The Visit, director Raju Viswanath has come up with a horror thriller that lacks any sense of mood-building or momentum.