Manoharam

# Nice direction # Amazing video editing #Story is going like upcoming Thiruvananthapuram-Kasargode Semi High Speed Trains. # Overall Very interesting to watch.

Such a simple story told excellently, loved watching it

I watch this mainly because of Vineeth Sreenivasan. Because I hadn't watch a movie of him for a while. I had a slight idea about what the story is by IMDB description. And because I love art and painting, I knew that I would be able to connect with this easily.

And so it happened. It's not a great movie but a simple isolated one. But ultimately it made me happy and gave me some genuine laughs throughout.

I have seen Basil Joseph in other movies but I think this is the one that I recognised him as a good comedy actor. Here he delivers perfectly.

But I didn't entire like the camera danced mostly in the first half. It was irritating. Maybe they were trying something new or having a technical difficulty but anyway I didn't like it and I really hoped that it would stop soon.

I like to say that this is one of the good films I watched in 2020.

Loved watching it. Worth your time. This movie dwells into some uncommon territories that was never portrayed in Malayalam movies, like the flex culture in Kerala. Reminds some of the old Mohanlal-Srinivasan combination movies, but still maintain its own freshness.

So why this movie deserves this rating.

This film is a feel good movie. Perfectly trimmed out to make it short and sweet avoiding unnecessary songs and repetitiveness. As I said, this is feel good movie, you don't have to expect anything from this movie but this will calm you nerves. Technically, this may have some issue like camera, sound. But that won't stop you from grasping the quality of content the movie provides.

I appreciate each and everyone who worked on this film. Usage of local language and slang deserves special applauds.

This will be a MUST-WATCH movie, enjoyable by all regardless of age.