Stephen Nedumpally's intro scene - Simple and straightforward sans any slow motion or loud background musicMohanlal's intro sequence felt like a tribute to the actor's simple but effective entry scenes in in films like Moonaam Mura or Irupatham Noottaandu, where his presence was more than enough to get onJust like Stephen Nedumbally's first scene, it must be noted how Prithviraj and cinematographer Sujith Vaassudev framed the opening credits followed by Mohanlal and gang's march to PK Ramdas' funeralEvery frame is composed in a way to give us a clear idea of Stephen's influence and gravitas. It's all in the details, no?'Narcotics is a dirty business' - A line that thrilled every Mohanlal fan who grew up on his movies, especially Irupatham Noottaandu (1987), from which the line was borrowed, to great effectBut these two wonderfully positioned scenes wouldn't have existed if not for Francis Ford Coppola's iconic movie adaptation of Mario Puzo's best selling novel, The Godfather'How dare you touch my children' - It's the scene that turned the entire theatre into a festival ground. That kick was a homage to another Mohanlal film, Olympian Anthony AdamWhen word got out before the film's release that Prithviraj, the director himself, will be making an appearance, many speculated that he was playing a bad guy. How wrong we were!Jatin Ramdas' speech - When PK Ramdas' younger son proved that he was not the typical NRI he seemed to beThe warehouse fight - When Stephen showed what he is really capable of'My father is not your father' - Another festival ground scene. Enough said!Spies on both sides - When Murugan (Baiju) explained to a Judas-like character who is doing exactly what on both sides. 'Oru maryada vende?' line has now entered the Malayali pop psycheThe final revelation - When Stephen Nedumpally finally revealed his true identity. Now, let's all wait for the sequel, Empuraan