First half kicks off with a decent start and the interval bang is quite interesting. Rest of the ensemble cast did a decent job. Kali Venkat brought some laughs into the mix. Jayam Ravi and Lakshmi Menon have acted well within their limitations of their characters. Zombie genre, although famous for decades in Hollywood, has never been focused upon and the director had the right idea in mind to introduce the new genre in the south. The director should be applauded for taking a risk with a unique genre that has seldom been attempted in India. The events that take place after the virus leak and how the lead pair’s path crosses each other and how they manage to solve this problem makes up for the rest of the story. Parallel to this, a group of doctors including Renuka (Lakshmi Menon) are trying to find a cure for this deadly virus. On the other hand, Karthik (Jayam Ravi) is a sincere traffic police officer whose life is thrown upside down when his sister gets kidnapped during the time this virus spreads all over the city. When the workers fail to clean-up or notify the authorities, the leak which turns out to be an deadly zombie virus slowly spreads to the humans. Set in Ooty, Yamapasham starts off with a toxic chemical leak in a factory. Armed with a unique genre, let’s see how this Zombie thriller fares. Touted to be South India’s first zombie thriller, the Tamil dubbed film, Yamapasham has released today amidst stiff competition.
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