Aadya Rathri

A casual watch. Nothing exceptional. Actors = lot of 'em, not utilized to full capacity. Plot = regular story, with nothing much to explore or provide. Saw it on TV; good thing i didn't spend money on theater tickets.

No dull moments and some random scenes can be forwarded without missing anything.. The last 30 seconds has the best punchline ever seen in Malayalam movies.. Extra points for that closing scene.

A fun filled movie but lack good story.it portrays around a village and the protagonist manoharan. One time watchable movie as some scenes are funny.

Jibu Jacob's ambitious comic caper Aadya Rathri (First Night) about a marriage broker who is against romance manages to stay afloat with a bunch of jokes, but in the grand scheme of things, falls flat because of sexism and glorification of revival of old traditions when it comes to matrimony despite Biju Menon's superior performance and his mercuric yet typecast role. TN.

This is one of those movies which you watch when (1) you are hungover on a weekend (2) you have nothing else to do (3) you need something to pass time while you are eating

Biju Menon as usual is good. Manoj guinness as his side kick works as well. The biggest problem I had with this movie among a lot of others, was casting Anaswara as the lead. She was horrible throughout the movie. The song sequence with Aju Varghese was horrendous. She was good in Thaneermatthan Dinangal, but was wrongly casted in this role. As mentioned above, if you have nothing else to do, watch this movie. Otherwise there is nothing substantial you are missing here.