Megham

SURELY ONE OF THE MOST UNDERRATED FILM IN MAMMOOTTY PRIYARDARSHAN AND DILEEP'S CAREER WAS A FLOP IN THEATRES BUT HAS GAINED OR WILL GAIN AN EVERGREEN STATURE.

Classic Priyadarshan fare! Packed with all the ingredients for a delightful family entertainer, this film showcases the picturesque beauty of Valluvanadan villages (shot in Kollengode, Palakkad). Ouseppachan's timeless melodies seamlessly complement the stunning visuals, making for an auditory delight. The stellar ensemble cast featuring Mammootty, Dileep, Priya Gill, Nedumudi Venu, KPAC Lalitha, and more deliver top-notch performances. The comedy track, skillfully executed by Sreenivasan, Mamukkoya, and Cochin Haneefa, adds an extra layer of charm. A must-watch for fans of vintage Malayalam comedy cinema.

Priyadarshan's attempt to make a movie with Mammootty playing a colonel who has a crush on a village is a pathetic attempt to make the character actor perform a total blabber of a role. We see Mammootty first trying to cope with his split with his wife ( pooja batra ). He expresses his anger on Dileep who is subordinate. Dileep talks highly of his village and Mammootty decides to spend his vacation there.He meets this village girl (Priya Gill) and falls for her instantaneously. Then the story takes a ugly turn when Mammootty cancels the leave order given by Dileep when he learns that Priya Gill is in love with Dileep. An intense ending with is a trademark of Priyadarshan films can also be observed for this movie.Its the other characters that make the movie worth watchable. Srinivasan and Cochin Haneef play great comedy roles and they stand up with their excellent chemistry on screen. The film is worth watching when you are in the mood .

Its a good movie to watch. No lag and no cleeshe seens. And also good direction from proyadharshan sir. And also good frame