‘Newton’s 3rd Law’ movie review: Sumanth spearheads a largely satisfying, minimalistic crime thriller
The film 'Newton’s 3rd Law', directed by Rajesh Karna and starring Sumanth, is a minimalistic crime thriller that avoids common genre tropes. The plot follows a police officer investigating a student's death and a hit-and-run incident in 1999.
Thrillers have become such an overused genre in recent years, so much so that it feels like an invisible formula is in place to ensure an adrenaline rush. Filmmakers have been relentlessly toying with similar ingredients — violence against women, superstitions, revenge and graphic action designed for shock value — in different proportions, making little effort to craft a satisfying, cinematically-exciting experience.
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