Starring Mammootty and directed by cinematographer-turned-director Amal Neerad, Big B is a highly stylised film telling the tale of Bilal (Mammootty), a former henchman of the underworld who migrated to Mumbai to work as a bodyguard for big businessmen and film stars.

‘Big B’ has been produced under the banner of Marikkar Films by Shahul Hameed and Anto Joseph.

Bilal, the eldest of four brothers, returns to Kochi when his mother is murdered. The film basically tells the story of his revenge on the perpetrators of the crime.

What makes the film interesting is the technical standard that matches any world class movies.Without any melodrama Big B's frames move at a fast pace, keeping our attention riveted to the screen.

Amal Neerad has worked on two films as cameraman with Ram Gopal Varma that influence is clearly visible in Big B.Sameer Thahir's camerawork is a class apart.

Mammootty is a picture of seriousness in this film. One can hardly remember seeing him smile throughout the film. His getup is impeccable, trendy jeans and jackets going well with his looks.

Nafisa Ali as the mother figure is well presented. She does justice to her role (which is under utilised considering her character's importance in the story).Amal Neerad's directorial debut is praiseworthy for its technical brilliance. Hatts off Amal and Mammootty!