Panchayat Jetty

Worst movie. Don't waste your time and money. Even a one-time watch is irritating. Yesterday, I went to the theatre to watch Dhanush's movie "Raayan," but sadly the showtime was changed to the evening. So, I decided to watch this disaster instead since there was no other option and it was already raining heavily outside the theatre. When the movie started, we immediately felt bored. The BGM score and songs were flops, and the story was a disaster. My suggestion is to please don't watch this movie in the theatre. OTT is your preference, but it's the worst movie of the year. So, my recommendation is to go and watch good movies. Thanks.

I am a huge fan of the team, yesterday I went to the theater and saw this movie All of them are very talented actors and there was no role or story to prove their talent in this movie, may be due to lack of previous movie making experience it felt like watched only two or three episodes together and some left halfway through the movie.

I am a huge fan of the team, yesterday I went to the theater and saw this movie All of them are very talented actors and there was no role or story to prove their talent in this movie, May be due to lack of previous movie making experience it felt like watched only two or three episodes together and some left halfway through the movie.

"Panchayat Jetty" is a cinematic gem that transported me straight back to the glory days of Malayalam cinema from the 80s and early 90s, where black humor and clever storytelling reigned supreme. It's rare to find a film that not only pays homage to a bygone era but also does so with authenticity and flair.

The script is sharp, witty, and layered with subtle humor that keeps you hooked throughout. It strikes a perfect balance between comedy and the underlying social commentary, a hallmark of the best Malayalam films from yesteryears.

The actors are exceptional, living up to their already proven reputations. Each performance feels natural and nuanced, perfectly complementing the film's quirky yet grounded tone. Their chemistry and timing elevate the humor, making every scene delightful to watch.

What makes "Panchayat Jetty" truly special is its ability to evoke that "awesome feeling" of nostalgia while standing tall as a fresh, contemporary work. It's a masterstroke in storytelling, production, and direction.

For anyone who cherishes the era of timeless black comedies, this film is a must-watch. It's not just a movie; it's an experience-a trip down memory lane with a modern twist. Highly recommended!