Aadu

I don't know why people are saying it doesn't have any story.

If you look at it closely Aadu really has a well written story The way how the sub plots are connected to the main plot is just amazing !!!

With the main lead's irregular hate for women there build up a slapstick comedy movie with each character got their own theme song.

The movie, considering a slapstick comedy with a nice screenplay, many funny scene and the songs make this good multiple watches with a popcorn in hands.

Most of it's scene, even some could be more of sentimental type is portrayed in a funny way.

Even the point of precision for every character is appreciable.

I don't get why so many hate for this, and this deserve mere more rating. In terms of performance and screenplay.

I would give this film a solid 8 rather.

Aadu doesn't have significant story, neither logic! And it was not at all the aim of its makers to deliver through the film! So, if you're looking for a film with good story that will live in your heart even after watching it, Aadu is not for you! Sole purpose of the film is to make the viewers laugh, laugh again and again..! And they succeeded! Along with them all the actors did the exceptional job too!

The movie was a torrent hit in Kerala, hence I watched it expecting a little story and lots of comedy. But the story was much less than expected. The comedy too wasn't that great. I didn't like it much.

Slapstick is all that you will find in Midhun Manuel Thomas's debut directorial, Aadu. I was forced to catch this film after they released a sequel to a staggering success in 2017, but I am still not convinced if Aadu is a film that I can relate with. Jayasurya plays Shaji Paapan, the head of a motley crew of dimwits who receive a youngling goat as prize after they win a game of tug-of-war. Unable to decide what they should do with this undesired prize, they end up at the wrong places. Soon they find themselves entangled in a web of mad events as people from different walks of life scramble to find a mysterious thing only known as "Neela Koduveli". The intro songs that have been produced for each major character is something that will make you laugh and it arguably stays the number one highlight of the film, the second being the electric performances of the entire cast. There is occasional comic dialogues and pop culture references that can amuse the informed audience, but Aadu is largely a film made for people who enjoy mindless comedies. It's non-stop if you look at it that way, otherwise Thomas's debut venture, Aadu, is an average affair, much below his second outing, Ann Maria Kalipillanu (2016). TN.