Johny Antony, a well known director in Malayalam, debuted with the movie 'CID Moosa' in 2003. As a director, he has a particular style, appealing to the masses. He mainly gives importance to comedy and family oriented subjects. He always believe that a commercial film should always ensure good returns to the producer. He always works with a missionary zeal. His right dedication has earned him rare distinction of having created hits in all his attempts.

The basic plot of the movie is quite simple . Dilip(Sahadevan)is an unemployed youth who's ambition is to be police officer.His dreams ,however,are shattered when he is declared unfit for the force by his brother in law(jagathi)and Ashish vidhyarthi.Hence he decides to take sweet revenge by setting up his own private investigation firm .By sheer good luck he manages to crack some sensational cases and becomes a favourite in the squad. Add to this a few songs,some funny moments , a few James-Bondish gimmicks and that irrepressible Salim Kumar and voilà you have CIDMoosa. Riding on the huge success of Meesamadhavan , this venture by Johny Antony and Dilip has become a big hit as well .A good family movie with a lot of moments to laugh- that's CID Moosa

When ex-convict Surya Narayana Varma aka Unni (Dileep), steps out of Central jail after serving a five year sentence, he is met by his family who whisk him away to Chennai, away from his blood-thirsty enemies.At the Chennai Law College, he finds himself amidst two rivals, the college hero Shiva and bad boy Muthu. Shiva’s sister Meenakshi (Rambha) falls in love with Unni; it is time for a flashback. Back home he was a law college student in love with medical student Aswathy (Kavya).Aswathy lives with her maternal uncles, one of whom has an eye on the vast property she has inherited from her late parents and plans to get his son married to her. But Aswathy has other plans and attempts to elope with Unni.In the ensuing scuffle, Unni stabs one of Aswathy’s relatives and is sent to prison for five years. Back in Chennai, under the belief that Aswathy has been married off, Unni gets engaged to Meenakshi. Aswathy sends an SOS. He comes back to Kochi. Meenakshi's father, a nasty politician, joins hands with Aswathy's relatives to bump off Unni.Dileep does not fit the superhuman image, but is his best in the few comic scenes. Harisri Asokan chips in as Unni’s trusted sidekick Komalan. Rambha and Kavya add glamour to the proceedings.

As expected, Mammootty is here again as the super human hyperactive maverick, in all colors, fighting, throwing his legs to two songs, trying to be humorous and even at times mimicking himself. The actor seems to have forgotten his age and even his baseful voice that every portion of the film is dubbed to feel like a farce drama.Even though the basic plot seems to be promising, the film has lost the tempo in the second half, cluttered to become a star show. Script by Sibi.K.Thomas - Uday Krissna lacks luster and is even presented with less believability. But the festival moods all through and added masalas will definitely bring in good numbers of takers which is evident before all release centers now. All together, it is an out and out Mammmootty film - with the rest of the casts ranging from Sneha, Innocent, Kalashala Baabu, Jagathy Suraj, Harishree Ashokan and Cochin Haneef having not much to offer. The film’s music department by Alex Paul and Kaithapram is without any flavor delivering two un-hummable songs in the irascible lyrics.

As expected, Mammootty is here again as the super human hyperactive maverick, in all colors, fighting, throwing his legs to two songs, trying to be humorous and even at times mimicking himself. The actor seems to have forgotten his age and even his baseful voice that every portion of the film is dubbed to feel like a farce drama.Even though the basic plot seems to be promising, the film has lost the tempo in the second half, cluttered to become a star show. Script by Sibi.K.Thomas - Uday Krissna lacks luster and is even presented with less believability. But the festival moods all through and added masalas will definitely bring in good numbers of takers which is evident before all release centers now. All together, it is an out and out Mammmootty film - with the rest of the casts ranging from Sneha, Innocent, Kalashala Baabu, Jagathy Suraj, Harishree Ashokan and Cochin Haneef having not much to offer. The film’s music department by Alex Paul and Kaithapram is without any flavor delivering two un-hummable songs in the irascible lyrics.