Nadanna Sambhavam

3 Idiots is more than just a film - it's a thought-provoking journey into the rigid Indian education system, wrapped in humor, emotion, and unforgettable performances. At its heart, the story follows three engineering students - Farhan, Raju, and the brilliant and unconventional Rancho - as they navigate pressure, competition, and self-discovery at a prestigious college.

Rajkumar Hirani masterfully blends comedy and drama, delivering powerful social messages without being preachy. Aamir Khan shines as Rancho, bringing charm, intelligence, and compassion to the screen. The chemistry among the three friends feels real and touching, while Boman Irani's portrayal of the strict principal 'Virus' adds a strong counterpoint.

The film's biggest strength lies in its emotional core - from Farhan's struggle to follow his passion to Raju's battle with fear and insecurity. The iconic lines like "All is well" and "Pursue excellence, and success will follow" leave a lasting impression. The music, especially "Give Me Some Sunshine" and "Behti Hawa Sa Tha Woh," enhances the story beautifully.

Verdict: A must-watch for students, parents, and educators alike, 3 Idiots is inspiring, funny, and deeply human. It challenges societal norms while entertaining throughout. ⭐ 4.5/5

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The movie, at large, sheds light on man's insecurities, dressed in pride, out of their inability to understand their partners, the stress that women and housemakers go through and the need for open conversations about it. A social satire struck on a very different kind of note and pace throughout. A non-preachy, direct slow burner, a surprising entertainer!

Pros: Dark comedy, a different swing among narrative styles and speed, family entertainment, quirky music that reminds of you of western dark comedies.

Cons: Predictable storyline, poor screen tones and colours in between, and while music is strong in many areas, it also falls below par in some.

Ajith-also known as Ajithettan (Suraj Venjaramoodu)-is in the midst of one of his regular drinking sessions with his close friends. The wolf pack represents different shades of entitled men, with unmistakable moralistic tendencies to pry into others' lives unnecessarily, including an undesirable online media journalist (an effective Sudhi Koppa). When someone from the group enquires about his recent holiday abroad with his family, Ajith immediately likens his wife, Dhanya (Lijomol Jose), and daughter to a heavy sack on his head, while equating the trip to the grandeur of Thrissur Pooram. Moments before this uncomfortable exchange, Dhanya's face suddenly turns dismal when Ajith takes a selfie during their daughter's birthday celebration, highlighting their dysfunctional marriage due to his indifference.

*** Nadanna Sambhavam Malayalam Movie Review ***

Directed by Vishnu Narayan starring Biju Menon, Suraj Venjaramoodu, Lijomol Jose, Shruti Ramachandran & Sudhi Koppa.

A housing colony of upper middle class, a new family enters there. The male of that family is very jovial, social person which attracts many women but it attracts a prickle to some males which in turn creates a tuff between them forms the story.

Biju Menon & Suraj Venjaramoodu, the lead roles had done their part very well. A red flag male characterization is well portrayed by Suraj.

His dialogues are minimal but his expression which the character lies the most had been perfectly enacted as in the movie there is are few characters which talks about his unpredictable and his strange behaviour so to convince to the audience Suraj had beautifully done.

Biju Menon's character is not a new type as he easily gets into the shoes of the role he gets.

Talking of the female characters, Lijo Mol's character who is paired opposite to Suraj, her character's is all a housewife with a disturbed family life so the anxiety, stress which she is carrying had been beautifully portrayed.

Overall, an above average yet a watchable flick.

It was a laughter-packed delight for me. The movie clearly depicts the insecurities of the so- called successful men in our society. Suraj and Biju Menon- what a great combo. The lady actors - Lijomol and Shruti also deserves applause.

It's a small movie with a simple story, but I think the director executed it well. The production design was also very fitting for the film. I also enjoyed Sudhi Koppa's role in the movie and he has performed well in this role.

Suraj is rocking all the roles he is getting and his subtle mannerisms in the movie was just superb. I can't believe this is the same man who delivered those legendary comedy scenes fifteen years ago.

Give it a go..