Premise: The film starts with an intriguing premise about the balance of good and evil in different Yugas.

Plot: It follows Vasudeva Krishnan (Nakkhul), who struggles to maintain virtues in a corrupt world.

World-Building: The film features satirical elements like a hospital named Naraka and a police station arresting only the innocent.

Issues: The movie loses focus, deviating into a clichéd romantic subplot and a confused narrative.

Performance: Despite a strong cast, performances are lackluster due to poor writing.

Logic: The film suffers from illogical plot points and unresolved subplots.

Climax: The climax feels contrived, diminishing the film’s impact.

Overall: Vasco Da Gama is a missed opportunity for satire, ending up as a forgettable film due to its disjointed screenplay.