The Times of India praised the film giving it a 3/5 rating, praising the music, while criticizing some comedy scenes 'which seemed forced in'. Malayalam daily Malayala Manorama appreciated the film for its good mixture of college campus life and sensitive contemporary issues, while also praising Rahul Raj's music. Several critics hailed the music as a major highlight of the film. Music Īll music was composed, arranged and produced by Rahul Raj. The film was extensively shot in Bangalore. Produced by Maqtro Pictures, after their successful movies like C/o Sairabanu & Sunday Holiday According to Nair, the film is inspired by several real incidents and the story has been in his mind since eight years. Tech is the feature directorial debut of advertisement filmmaker Mridul Nair.

Krishnamoorthy as Principal Sundar Reddyī.

Arshiya Gupta as Ummukulsu, Azad Muhammed's sister.

Anjali Nair as Azmiya, Azad Muhammad's Sister.

Rama Srinivasan as Ananya's Grandmother.

Sooraj Harris as ACP Naik's Assistant 1.

Harish Raj as Assistant Commissioner of Police Ramkumar Naik.

Aju Varghese as Professor Manoj Abraham.

With the help of advocate Viswanath Iyyer, the group subsequently tries to prove the police version of the events wrong before the court.

Knowing that Nizar was not an Islamic terrorist, Anand and his friends do not accept the police explanation. The police even arrests several Muslim members of the group.

The Karnataka State Police proclaims that the incident was a suicide attack, committed by Azaad, and tries to close the investigation. Tech student, from a very affluent family. The group of men are led by Anand, a carefree B. The story is about around half-dozen young men from Kerala whose lives and perceptions change as their friend, Azaad Mohammed, is killed in a terrorist attack. The film is set in Bangalore, the third-most populous city in India, and a magnet for engineering students from Kerala. This article needs an improved plot summary.

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