There are thriller franchises. Then there is Drishyam — the cinematic equivalent of that over-smart student who always says, “There’s one more thing…” five minutes before the exam ends. With Jeethu Joseph back in the director’s chair and Mohanlal slipping into Georgekutty’s skin as effortlessly as ever, Drishyam 3 doesn’t merely continue the story. It revisits guilt, paranoia, manipulation, and family loyalty with the confidence of a filmmaker who knows audiences are already