Enkilum Chandrike

I started watching this film with almost zero expectations, already planning in my mind to fast forward to the end but from the very start this film kept me engaged.

I'm not saying that this movie is so good that its a must watch but you'll have a good time, especially watching with friends and family over a bowl of popcorn.

The story is nothing serious and the film makers understood that and keeps the tone light and the cinematography and music all suits the mood.

Performances were good, especially that woman who plays suraj's aunt was witty with her dialogues and mannerism.

Overall its a fun movie to watch with your family.

The comedy made me smile at times but not laugh. Maybe if I had company I would have. So for me it was an average script supported with good direction, acting and editing.... Sound edit wasn't that good. At many points dialogue wasn't audible because of the loud background sounds..... Casting was cool...... I'd say I liked almost everything but the script lacked the punch and made it look like a basic countryside daily-life story... Wasn't ever a fan of Basil's acting but he's done better in this... So overall a one-time-watch on a sunny afternoon sipping your coca cola in an AC theater.. Have fun and don't forget to rate and review.

The film was a burst of laughter in the most unusual places! It was similar to Saiju Kurup's Upacharapoorvam Gunda Jayan

Very sadly, the monotony toned down the pace but other than that, we had great moments

DELICIOUS

-With some of our favorite actors on set (i.e. Suraj Venjaramoodu, Saiju Kurup, & Basil Joseph), we couldn't have been any happier😃

-Banumathi Payyanur was outstanding😂 Her tauntings, excess gossip & curiosity, and crude jokes were unforgettable

-"Spread love" was the motto of the film. Putting love above societal norms, our own desires, and injustice

-The cinematography and soundtracks were as entertaining as the story. The match-cut scenes spiced up the narrative and the camera movements & song lyrics teased and deceived us well!

BLAND

-The film regretfully lost vigor as it only focused on the plan to prevent Bibeesh's wedding for two hours, this evidently became monotonous

-The lesson-learning moments felt a bit awkward as they weren't naturally introduced. Enkilum Chandrike was all about comedy and it was towards the closing segments that some instructive lines were thrown. It was a bit too late...