Kanakam Kaamini Kalaham

Afterall this is a non-serious social satire. If you expect anything more than that , you'll be disappointed. I had descent amount of hope after watching the trailer. Main problem i thought was , most of the things happening in the film was not adding up. It was hard to make sense of some of the scenes. Nonetheless i would say this film was humorous. There were many laughable moments. One great things about it was the acting. Everyone especially the lead actress did a good job.

After seeing some comedy scenes I went to doubtful either to laugh or cry , just an average movie , no common sense . Performance wise all the actors and actress did a fantastic job , but the story is weak .

Ka Kaa Ka is the latest film of Ratheesh Poduval who amazed us with the brilliant "Android Kunjappan". Quite shocking to see the quality of this film as it is way lower than expected.

Nivin and Vinay Forte were carrying the entire film on their shoulders although other actors did well, nothing quite managed to be watchable. Jaffer Idukki got a role which he did with perfection but extremely boring thanks to sloppy writing.

This is a film with no story and just a string of minor events to convey a social message. What could've been a short film dragged till eternity.

The film has its moments that ll make you laugh at times but soon become monotonous with jokes that make you cringe than laugh. If not for the good actors, this would've been unwatchable.

It seems that the makers struggled to intentionally push in comedy on every scene which misfired most of the times after initial hour.

Many do call this a potential "cult" film. This definitely is a 'double barrel (2015)' reminder that not all shots do hit the target whoever makes it.

Good concept. Bad execution. Pointless film.

This movie is an classic example of what could have been. Many situations and comedy feels forced. Nivin Pauly and Grace Anthony's characters lack chemistry. Then there are characters which make the film feel crowded and redundant. Only Vinay Forrt embodied his character properly. But the opening credit scene was nice and some scenes evoke laughter but was these are very rare. A missed opportunity and huge disappointment.

Though I had few issues with couple of stretched sequences towards the end, enjoyed it mostly. May not be everyone's cup of tea, but definently mine. Liked the performances too.