Njan Prakashan

A well scripted characters, fun, love, care, family joyful movie, pakka family malayalm movie.

The movie gives us what we expect from a typical sreenivasan-satyan anthikad film. Fahad was living the character and all the actors did well. The film portrays a simple tale without much twists and noises. Felt the film ended too sudden, could have added something more in the climax. Overall a pleasant movie for everyone to enjoy.

This man never fails to suprise me, a bunch of versatile actors and a minimal storyline makes the movie a feel good one

Yes, This is a story of another unemployed youth (Fahad) that we've seen in Sathyan Anthikad movies, But when time changes unemployment doesn't, it's still there. And that's where the movies kick starts. Not much determined but to live life like a parasite is the new policy of youth. In between an unexpected guest from his past arrives at the doorstep, from there the story begins. . It's a character that we've seen but we never get bored because of Fahads own natural acting + Comedy, that script delivers (NOT made Comedy). . Afterwards, there's a shift towards the end of the story(lessons and learning) but that's how life is with turns and twists that can make everyman to realise and change his own attitude to life. . Sreenivasan as a script writer still have that potential to contribute. (Thirakdhayunde Thirakdha :)

I don't watch Malayalam films enough as then have to concentrate on the subtitle as well as on the visuals at the same time. But, when I watch, it took me to the beautiful world of Kerala. Njan Prakashan is not an exception in this case.

I never thought I would see Fahadh's acting with a Bengali song in the background, as a Bengali this was so satisfying for me. Every time Fahadh appeared on screen l laughed out loud. Not just Fahadh but the entire cast will leave you with smile. It's such a beautiful film. The 1st half is too much entertaining and the 2nd half is full of life and emotion. If you want to witness a beautiful experience watch Njan Prakashan.

Available On Netflix.

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