Bromance

I see writer-director ADJ's intention to package a clean, colorful Gen Z entertainer, but this is honestly just passable fare. The humor barely (..and I mean, BARELY) hit the mark for me (eliciting a couple of chuckles isn't what I expect from a film marketed as a comedy), with only Sangeeth Prathap and Shajohn managing to work some magic. The rest of the cast is supremely annoying-Mathew and his anger issues reminded me of Ram Charan from Game Changer, just louder; Arjun Ashokan needs to change things around a bit, while Mahima Nambiar and Shyam Mohan hardly have anything substantial to do. Being loud and over-the-top only works when you have the acting range to back it up and that's unfortunately not the case with the majority of the ensemble here. It's not Saturday Night-level abysmal, but I sat through 2h 30m without connecting to the characters or their cooked-up situations. Bharat Bopanna, as Arjun Reddy lite, is alright. Govind Vasantha's music, which I usually like, also turns out to be meh. The Akhil George-Chaman Chakko combo, after Identity, is again working overtime to cover up for a weak script.

Bromance is a good entertainer with an engaging storyline. Arjun Ashokan, Mathew Thomas, Sangeeth Prathap, Kalabhavan Shajon, and the entire cast performed their roles fabulously. The makers used some famous social media references, placing and presenting them very neatly. Most of the comedy worked well, making the film enjoyable for the audience. The technical aspects of the movie are superb, enhancing the overall experience. Overall, it is a great fun ride,decent, fun, and entertaining movie, mainly targeted youth. The second half works well, and Sangeeth's comedy timing adds a lot of laughs. The plot is simple, but the movie is still enjoyable and keeps you entertained.

The story revolves around two brothers, with a mix of action and comedy. While the fight scene was decent and watchable, the comedy felt forced-almost as if the filmmakers were desperately trying to make the audience laugh, but it simply didn't work. While I noticed some kids in the theater enjoying it, for me, the humor just didn't work. One of the biggest drawbacks was the overacting by several actors, especially Mathew, whose performance felt exaggerated and unnatural. Instead of immersing viewers in the story, the over-the-top acting made some scenes feel awkward. Overall, it's a watchable film, but not worth a theater visit-better suited for an OTT release.

Bromance tries to deliver an entertaining mix of drama, comedy, and action, but despite a promising start, it loses steam midway, leaving the audience disengaged.

The film initially hooks viewers with an interesting setup, but as the story unfolds, the pacing slows down significantly, making it a dull experience. Mathews' performance, instead of adding depth, often feels exaggerated, bordering on overacting, which makes certain scenes unintentionally cringeworthy. The supporting cast does a passable job, but no one truly stands out. The saving grace, to some extent, is actor Shajon, who brings some energy with his character. A few comedic moments land well, but overall, the film struggles to maintain engagement.

On the technical front, the editing is decent but lacks finesse, while the music is forgettable, adding nothing extraordinary to the experience. In the end, 2025 Bromance is a one-time watch at best, more suited for a casual home viewing rather than a trip to the theatre.

I have seen this movie today and its already disappeared from my mind. Movie have nothing positive other than presence of Shajon, Arjun Ashokan and Mahima. No story line which can mske a film strong. Why i said irritating movie for me is because of dialogue delivery part of few actors. Director might be looking for younger audiences but i doubt even they will like it. Not worthy of paying a rupeese for this movie. Not even a good song which can help us to remember this movie. Overall i would give Not even a Single ⭐. I hope new directors should write a good script before planning for movie. Best of Luck.